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Fractals in Natural Sciences
Presents 64 papers selected from a conference held in Budapest in 1993, showing how fractals represent many complex processes in a diverse range of fields including biology, chemistry, earth sciences, physics and technology.
Power Law Distribution of River Basin Sizes (H Takayasu); The Fixed Scale Transformation: Status and Perspective (L Pietronereo); Structures Generated by Model Nonlinear Hamiltonians Based on Ocean Waves (J Willemsen); Self-Similar Colony Morphogenesis by Bacteria as the Experimental Model of Fractal Growth by a Cell Population (T Matsuyama et al); Vibrational Problem of Fractal Networks (T Nakayama); Fractal Tectonics and Erosion (D L Turcotte); Examples of Fractals in Soil Mechanics (H J Herrmann et al); Granular Cocktail Rotated and Shaken (G Baumann et al); Critical Exponents of Elasticity in a Continuum Percolation System (K Maruyama et al); Statistics of Fracture Surfaces (J Planes et al); Fractal Analyses of Anisotropic Fracture Surfaces (B L Cox & J S Y Wang); Effect of High Magnetic Fields on Fractal Growth of Silver Metal-Forest (S Okubo et al).
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| Pm Supplier | Ingram Publisher Services UK (NBNi) |
|---|---|
| Pm Publisher | World Scientific Publishing |
| Pm Isbn 10 | 9810216246 |
| Pm Isbn 13 | 9789810216245 |
| Pm Publication Date | 1994-10-01 |
| Pm Author | Vicsek, T, Shlesinger, M, Matsushita, M |
| Pm Longness | 0 |
- Author: Vicsek, T, Shlesinger, M, Matsushita, M
- Page Count: 644
Fractals in Natural Sciences
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- Author: Vicsek, T, Shlesinger, M, Matsushita, M
- Page Count: 644
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