Abstract
The Percus–Yevick approximation of classical liquid theory is employed to obtain variances associated with random configurations of equal spheres in ℝ3. The idea is illustrated by considering the number of spheres, and also the amount of hard material, contained within a fixed cylinder — an application of some practical value.
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