There are different calculations for the long-term statistics depending on whether you have specified shift or drift (variation expansion) factors for the elements and which gap specifications are given. See the notation used in the equations below:
1. |
Mean shift factor only |
mGap,LT |
s2Gap,LT |
One or no gap specification |
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Both gap specifications |
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Note: k i = 1 + 8/15 |Si| |
2. |
Variation expansion factor only |
mGap,LT |
s2Gap,LT |
One or no gap specification |
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Both gap specifications |
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Note: k i = Di |
3. |
Both mean shift factor and variation expansion factor |
mGap,LT |
s2Gap,LT |
One or no gap specification |
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Note: k i = max {Di, 1 + 8/15 |Si|} |
Both gap specifications |
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Note: k i = max {Di, 1 + 8/15 |Si|} |
4. |
Neither mean shift factor nor variation expansion factor |
mGap,LT |
s2Gap,LT |
One or no gap specification |
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Both gap specifications |
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Note: k i = 1.8 |
For calculations for short-term statistics, see Determining the gap distribution after allocation of the pools (short-term statistics).