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1990 • 395 citations

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1985 • 171 citations

The Erdos-Renyi Law in Distribution, for Coin Tossing and Sequence Matching

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An Extreme Value Theory for Sequence Matching

1986 • 120 citations

An extreme value theory for long head runs

1986 • 106 citations

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1983 • 102 citations

Association of charge clusters with functional domains of cellular transcription factors.

1989 • 100 citations

Maxima and exceedances of stationary Markov chains

1988 • 95 citations

Counts of long aligned word matches among random letter sequences

1987 • 79 citations

Maximal Length of Common Words Among Random Letter Sequences

1988 • 49 citations

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1989 • 43 citations

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1988 • 39 citations

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