Fractals and diffusive growth
The author explains on simple examples (such as the Cantor set, the percolation cluster) a notion of self-similar geometrical structure and a description of its dilatational symmetry in terms of the fractal (or Hausdorff) dimension. Then he discusses a growth of similar structures in the course of an electrodeposition process. To study this process, the author uses the discrete or continuous diffusion-limited aggregation model that describes the particles which walk randomly until they meet a cluster and stick to it permanently. The continuous diffusion-limited aggregation model is represented by the Laplace equation with a nonlinear condition of growth on a free boundary of cluster. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0974.00042].
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- Growing fractal interfaces in the presence of self-similar hopping surface diffusion
- Computer simulation of fractal growth via a 2D-MECA percolative system representing an extended nutrient releasing source (NRS)
- Fractal description of a growing dendritic structure
- Model of ramification in electrodeposited fractals
- Scaling arguments and diffusive growth
- FRACTAL GROWTH OF BACTERIAL COLONIES
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4052731 (Why is no real title available?)
- Fractal Modelling
- Spectral properties and pattern selection in fractal growth networks
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