Abstract
Two spatial correlation patterns, fixed-to-arbitrary and neighboring bin correlation patterns, are suggested. It is demonstrated that these patterns present scale-independent and distinguishable measures for correlated and uncorrelated random multiplicative cascade processes. Their application to very high multiplicity events in relativistic heavy ion collisions is discussed.
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