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Fractal Geometry of Helicity Amplitude

Fractals, 1997
Fractal geometry is in use to get lucid and visual explanation of many a natural and complex phenomena. High Energy Scattering process is quite complex a happening in science. Several methods are available to explain the events linked with high energy scattering.
Mohanty, S., Nayak, S. N.
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FRACTAL GEOMETRIES IN DECAY MODELS

Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and General, 1984
Results of computer studies of the geometries produced by two distinct decay models are present. While one of the models (diffusion-limited decay) results in compact clusters, the other (random-walk decay) produces ramified clusters with the Hausdorf dimension (df) equal to 1.75+or-0.03 and 2.34+or-0.03 in two and three dimensions respectively.
J R Banavar, M Muthukumar, J F Willemsen
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Shape from fractal geometry

Artificial Intelligence, 1990
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Susan S. Chen, James M. Keller, Richard M. Crownover   +2 more
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Computational fractal geometry with WFA

Acta Informatica, 1997
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Karel Culík II, Jarkko Kari 0001
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Fractal geometry is not the geometry of nature

Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A, 1994
Abstract In recent years the magnificent world of fractals has been revealed. Some of the fractal images resemble natural forms so closely that Benoit Mandelbrot's hypothesis, that the fractal geometry is the geometry of natural objects, has been accepted by scientists and non-scientists alike.
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Design of wideband fractal antenna with combination of fractal geometries

2011 8th International Conference on Information, Communications & Signal Processing, 2011
A new small size fractal antenna is proposed for the application in wide-band frequency range. It is designed with the combinations of two fractal geometries. The wideband mechanism is explored by investigating the behaviour of the current on the patch. The length and width of Koch and cantor fractal geometries are optimized to achieve a wide bandwidth.
Yogesh Kumar Choukiker, S. K. Behera
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DETERMINISTIC FRACTAL GEOMETRY AND PROBABILITY

International Journal of Bifurcation and Chaos, 1994
A possible connection between deterministic fractal geometry and the most important probabilistic models (Gaussian distribution and Brownian motion) is exhibited.
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Einstein’s dream and fractal geometry

Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, 2005
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Applications of fractal geometry to biology

Bioinformatics, 1992
The applications of concepts derived from fractal geometry to biological problems are described. Three major applications are identified: modelling of structures; investigation of theoretical problems; and the measurement of complexity. The review concentrates on methods and algorithms, including potential problems, which can be used with biological ...
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Valuations, Regular Expressions, and Fractal Geometry

Applicable Algebra in Engineering, Communication and Computing, 1995
Valuations of words and languages are homomorphisms of the free monoid over an alphabet of \(n\) letters, \((\Sigma_n, \cdot, \lambda)\), to the monoid (\((0, \infty),\cdot, 1)\). The author uses formal power series and valuations of languages to derive a characterization of so-called strongly unambiguous regular expressions.
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