Distribution

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Contents 1 Mathematics / Physics 2 Economics 3 Computer science 4 Entertainment 5 Other usages 6 See also

Distribution may refer to:

[edit] Mathematics / Physics

• Distribution (mathematics), for generalized functions
• Probability distribution
• Frequency distribution
• Distribution function, in physics describes the number of particles per unit volume in phase space.
• Maxwell–Boltzmann distribution
• Distribution (differential geometry), a subbundle of a vector bundle defining the integrability conditions of a set of differential equations.
• Distributed parameter systems, systems that have an infinite-dimensional state-space.

Distribution theory commonly refers to either the theory of generalized functions or the theory of probability distributions.

[edit] Economics

• Distribution (business)
• Distribution (economics) of income and output
• Distribution of wealth
  • Resource distribution
• Distribution of property
• Food distribution
• Good distribution practice

[edit] Computer science

• Distributed computing
• Software distribution
  • Linux distribution
• Distribution (concurrency), the projection operator in a history monoid

[edit] Entertainment

• Film distribution
• Record distribution

[edit] Other usages

• Complementary distribution, in grammar
• Electricity distribution, in electrical engineering
• Purse distribution, in horse racing
• Distribution (pharmacology)
• Population distribution – how the demographics of a population break down
• Distribution Select, a record label
• Key distribution center
• Trip distribution
• Distribution of terms
• Electronic brakeforce distribution

[edit] See also

• Distributor (disambiguation)
• Apportionment
• Range
• Range (biology) the area a species inhabits

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