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The Poisson Process,rious areas. To make this material come alive, the reader is urged to read the relevant sections in Feller (1965) and Cinlar (1975) for the basic theory, and some sections in Trivedi (1982) for computer science applications.

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The Random Bit Model,rate a random variate. This model is due to Knuth and Yao (1976) who introduced a complexity theory for nonuniform random variate generation. We will report the main ideas of Knuth and Yao in this chapter.

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Introduction,hese generators are largely number theoretic and combinatorial. These tools differ drastically from those needed when we want to generate sequences of integers with certain non-uniform distributions, given that a perfect uniform random number generator is available. The reader should be aware that w

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