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Ara Gasparyan

  • Matenadaran - Scientific Research Institute of Ancient Manuscripts named after Mesrop Mashtots
  • Independent researcher
  • Probability
  • ArticleOrientation-dependent chord length distribution as a function of maximal chord


    Journal of Contemporary Mathematical Analysis 50 (5), 253–257, 2015

    • covariogram
    • maximal chord
    • orientation-dependent distribution
    • orientation dependent chord length distribution

    Posted by: Ara Gasparyan

    DOIMSC 2010: 60D05 52A22 53C65

  • ArticleOrientation-dependent distribution of the length of a random segment and covariogram


    Journal of Contemporary Mathematical Analysis 50 (2), 90–97, 2015

    • covariogram
    • distribution of the length of a random segment
    • orientation-dependent chord length distribution
    • convex body

    Posted by: Ara Gasparyan

    DOIMSC 2010: 60D05 52A22 53C65

  • ArticleCovariogram of a parallelogram


    Journal of Contemporary Mathematical Analysis 49 (4), 194-206, 2014

    • Bounded convex domain
    • covariogram
    • chord length distribution
    • orientation-dependent chord length distribution

    Posted by: Ara Gasparyan

    DOIMSC 2010: 60D05 52A22 53C65

    In this paper we obtain the explicit forms of the covariogram and the orientation-dependent chord length distribution function for any parallelogram. The explicit form of the chord length distribution function for a parallelogram is also obtained.

  • ArticleRecognition of triangles by covariogram


    Journal of Contemporary Mathematical Analysis 48 (3), 110-122, 2013

    • Bounded convex domain
    • covariogram
    • chord length distribution
    • orientation dependent chord length distribution

    Posted by: Ara Gasparyan

    DOIMSC 2010: 60D05 52A22 53C65

    The paper considers the problem of recognition of triangles by orientation-dependent chord length distribution. The following results are obtained: 1. The explicit form of the covariogram and orientation-dependent chord length distribution function for a triangle. 2. The explicit form for the chord length distribution function for a triangle. 3. The length of the maximal chord of a triangle is continuous function on direction. 4. If we have orientation-dependent chord length distribution function for an everywhere dense set, then we can uniquely recognize the triangle with respect to reflections and translations. 5. For any finite subset A, there are two non-congruent triangles with the same values of orientation dependent chord length distribution functions on A.