A related argument yields the scaling law ({{EquationNote|1=10}}) for the correlation function <math>h(r,t)\ ,</math> with <math>H=0</math> again for simplicity. In the re-scaled model, <math>t</math> becomes <math>L^yt\ ,</math> as before, while <math>r</math> becomes <math>r/L\ .</math> There may also be a factor, say <math>L^p</math> with some exponent <math>p\ ,</math> relating the magnitudes of the original and rescaled functions; thus, | A related argument yields the scaling law ({{EquationNote|1=10}}) for the correlation function <math>h(r,t)\ ,</math> with <math>H=0</math> again for simplicity. In the re-scaled model, <math>t</math> becomes <math>L^yt\ ,</math> as before, while <math>r</math> becomes <math>r/L\ .</math> There may also be a factor, say <math>L^p</math> with some exponent <math>p\ ,</math> relating the magnitudes of the original and rescaled functions; thus, |