We present a triple correlator for point processes in which a long batch of pulses is first recorded by direct memory access (DMA) and subsequently analyzed by a microcomputer. Provision is also made for the retrieval of the second-order correlation function. Applications to the statistical analysis of level crossings by random noise are briefly outlined.
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