The relation of characteristic dynamic level intersection functions of motor vehicle swinging systems and the statistics of environmental parameters
by P. Michelberger, T. Peter, A. Keresztes
International Journal of Vehicle Design (IJVD), Vol. 4, No. 6, 1983

Abstract: An attempt is made to discover what statistical characteristics originating from operation cause pure exponentiality in the level intersection functions of the output signs of road vehicles in the case of strictly linear models. Empirical studies were carried out on a theoretical basis and by means of a digital computer. Excluding all disturbing circumstances, the effect of environmental parameters and the distribution functions of different road conditions and speeds on the expected values of level intersection numbers were clearly observed.

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