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Riemannian geometry and molecular similarity II: Kähler quantization

Pirie R, Hall SJ, Cole DJ, Murphy T
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Generating Hybrid Proteins with the MSA-Transformer

Tule S, Davis S, Koludarov I, Mora A, Bodén M.   +4 more
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Auditory Cortical Gradients Integrate Bottom-Up and Top-Down Structure During Natural Sound Categorisation

Haydock D, Leech R, Kachlicka M, Dick F.
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Similarity groups, geometry and symmetry

International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology, 1999
In this paper a variety of subgroups of the similarity group of the plane are described. The subgroups are determined by investigating the symmetries of geometric structures which the groups leave invariant.
Mark A. M. Lynch, Sylvia J. Fraser
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GEOMETRY AND DIMENSION OF SELF-SIMILAR SET

Chinese Annals of Mathematics, 2003
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Yin, Yongcheng, Jiang, Haiyi, Sun, Yeshun   +2 more
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Finite-element folds of similar geometry

Tectonophysics, 1976
Abstract Model folds of similar geometry have been produced by using the finite-element method and the constitutive relations of a layer of wet quartzite embedded in a marble matrix with an initially sinusoidal configuration and a 10° limb dip. The power law for steady-state flow of Yule Marble (Heard and Raleigh, 1972) is used for the matrix and our
David K Parrish, Andrea L Krivz, Neville L Carter   +2 more
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Self-Similarity and Fractal Geometry

1995
If you cut a limb off a tree, the resulting object will resemble—in miniature—the tree itself. If you cut a branch off this limb, the shape of the resulting object will be similar to the limb and to the entire tree. If you cut a twig off this branch, it too will resemble the entire tree.
Daniel Kaplan, Leon Glass
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Geometry of Self-similar Sets

2014
Self-similar sets form a well-defined class of fractals which are relatively easy to study. This talk introduces their main features with a lot of examples. We explain the need of a separation condition for the tangential structure. Hausdorff measure is the natural concept of volume. Under certain conditions Hausdorff measures define also the “surface”
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Geometry-based similarity retrieval of rotational parts

Proceedings. Second International Conference on Data and Knowledge Systems for Manufacturing and Engineering, 2003
In available retrieval and classification systems, parts are described using attributes comparable to those in traditional database systems. The authors suggest a system for retrieval of parts having geometric similarity which accesses a database system storing the geometric data provided by the CAD system.
R. Schneider, H. Kriegel, B. Seeger, S. Heep   +3 more
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