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SPIE Proceedings, 1988
Surface finish measurements are usually fitted to models of the finish correlation function which are parametrized in terms of root-mean-square roughnesses, delta, and correlation lengths, l. Highly finished optical surfaces, however, are frequently better described by fractal models, which involve inverse power-law spectra and are parametrized by ...
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Surface finish measurements are usually fitted to models of the finish correlation function which are parametrized in terms of root-mean-square roughnesses, delta, and correlation lengths, l. Highly finished optical surfaces, however, are frequently better described by fractal models, which involve inverse power-law spectra and are parametrized by ...
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Fractals and Fractal Correlations
Computers in Physics, 1994Evelyn Sander +2 more
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Interpolative operators: Fractal to multivalued fractal
Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, 2022Prithvi, B. V., Katiyar, S. K.
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Fractal Index and Fractal Notation
1995Large molecules of the arborol (see Chapter 2, this volume) or dendrimer type pose difficulties for both verbal and written communication. For instance, consider compound 5 (p.
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Fractals and Reactions on Fractals
1989Many of the structures which surround us in nature (mountains, rivers, coastlines, clouds, the vascular system and other biological structures, for example) and systems of scientific interest (aggregates, macromolecules, rough surfaces, “strange” attractors, etc.) cannot be adequately described in terms of the concepts of Euclidean geometry.
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