A book about "perspectives on" this kind of literature gives Richard Bartle's Multi-User Dungeon and Raymond Queneau's One Hundred Thousand Billion Poems as examples of it.
A book about "perspectives on" this kind of literature gives Richard Bartle's Multi-User Dungeon and Raymond Queneau's One Hundred Thousand Billion Poems as examples of it. That book by Espen Aarseth categorizes cybertext as an example of this kind of literature, and is defined as requiring a nontrivial amount of effort to traverse. In another context, this term refers to a type of stationary process whose number of crossings of affixed levels are given by Rice's formula. Birkhoff proved a theorem named for this property which concerns the pointwise convergence of the time average of an integrable function. Equipartition of energy occurs in systems with this property, meaning that the time average and ensemble average of an observable are equal. For 10 points, give this term, which indicates a kind of dynamical system in which all microstates of the phase space are equally probable.
A book about "perspectives on" this kind of literature gives Richard Bartle's Multi-User Dungeon and Raymond Queneau's One Hundred Thousand Billion Poems as examples of it.
ergodicity [or ergodic literature or ergodic process]