Discrete Dynamics by Different Concepts of Majorization

Table 1

The number of intervals 𝑖 and their interval sizes to obtain bubble-size distributions. As an example, the data of the bubble image in Figure 1 are given: the absolute number of bubbles 𝑠_𝑖 and the relative frequencies 𝑝_𝑖. Note that the last interval is open.

Interval	Interval size	No. of bubbles	Relative frequency
𝑖	[𝜇m]	𝑠𝑖	𝑝𝑖
1	0–86	98	0.426
2	86–172	46	0.200
3	172–258	29	0.126
4	258–344	18	0.078
5	344–430	11	0.048
6	430–516	13	0.057
7	516–602	4	0.017
8	602–688	3	0.013
9	688–774	4	0.017
10	774–	4	0.017