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From Lichen to Lightning: Understanding Random Growth

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From Lichen to Lightning: Understanding Random Growth. / Turner, Amanda.
In: Newsletter of the London Mathematical Society, No. 482, 01.05.2019, p. 14-19.

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Turner A. From Lichen to Lightning: Understanding Random Growth. Newsletter of the London Mathematical Society. 2019 May 1;(482):14-19.

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Turner, Amanda. / From Lichen to Lightning : Understanding Random Growth. In: Newsletter of the London Mathematical Society. 2019 ; No. 482. pp. 14-19.

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title = "From Lichen to Lightning: Understanding Random Growth",
abstract = "Random growth arises in physical and industrial settings, from cancer to polymer creation. Despite considerable effort, mathematicians and physicists have been unable to answer fundamental questions such as {"}What do typical clusters look like?{"}. This article explores how combining probability and complex analysis can provide mathematical descriptions of random growth.",
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