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>Descriptor</H1
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>Moreau-Broto topological autocorrelation</H2
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>Moreau-Broto topological autocorrelation [<A
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>Equation 1. Moreau-Broto autocorrelation</B
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where <SPAN
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>It must be mentioned that the autocorrelation is only a special case of the radial distribution function ().</P
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