On the Count Probability of Many Correlated Symmetric Events

Abstract

We consider N events that are defined on a common probability space. Those events shell have a common probability function that is symmetric with respect to interchanging the events. We ask for the probability distribution of the number of events that occur. If the probability of a single event is proportional to 1/N the resulting count probability is Poisson distributed in the limit of N→ ∞ for independent events. In this paper we calculate the characteristic function of the limiting count probability distribution for events that are correlated up to an arbitrary but finite order.

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