Titlebook: Applications of Fractals and Chaos; The Shape of Things A. J. Crilly,Rae A. Earnshaw (Head of Computer Gra Conference proceedings 1993 Spri

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Positive Wavelet Representation of Fractal Signals and Imagesl structure of measured and simulated turbulence are illustrated. The method extends in a straightforward manner to two dimensions. An application which demonstrates the multiple-scale feature-based representation of a two-dimensional image is presented.

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Application of Fractal Geometry to Geological Site Characterizatione AFFINITY is applied to measured field data to generate fractal transmissivity fields that have the correct dimension and interpolate the field data. AFFINITY is also used to compute flow and tracer transport through the fractal transmissivity fields. These computations exhibit channelling and disp

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-48996-2 erosion of these basins implies a loss of engineering integrity of the system, which can often happen at a wave height that is considerably smaller than that predicted by a steady state analysis. The analysis can be used to investigate the transient behaviour of a ship and can lead to guidelines which can be incorporated in ship hull design.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-48996-2 is arising by virtue of our appreciation of complexity. This paradigm sees computation as a process of managing complexity rather than one of simplifying it The implications of this for design applications are examined.

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