This gathers in fluxes and stores them in long-range correlations.

Dr. Jeffrey M. Hausdorff of Beth Israel Hospital reported that his group had found "long-range self-similar correlations extending over hundreds of steps."

Look, quantum mechanics allows for the long-range correlation of particles.

He viewed these waves as a means by which order could be maintained in living systems, and argued that the neuronal network could support long-range correlation of dipoles.

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(2005) "Can coarse-graining introduce long-range correlations in a symbolic sequence?"

If the motion is diffusive, and in a medium without long-range correlations, the squared displacement of the molecule from its original position will eventually grow linearly with time (Einstein's equation).

Moreover, the variations over a long series of beats seem to have long-range correlation - that is, they are fractal.

Diseased hearts in danger of failure show random variation but no such long-range correlation of patterns, he says.

In this work on a square lattice of frustrated magnets, Wang et al. observed both ice-like short-range correlations and the absence of long-range correlations, just like in the spin ice at low temperature.