The statistical properties of the city transport in Cuernavaca (Mexico) and Random matrix ensembles

Abstract

We analyze statistical properties of the city bus transport in Cuernavaca (Mexico) and show that the bus arrivals display probability distributions conforming those given by the Unitary Ensemble of random matrices.

4 pages, 3 figures

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