Fractals in geophysics
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The papers in this issue can be classified based on the application of fractals and chaos to topics such as ocean, climatic and geophysical flow dynamics, porous media characterization and Earth surface processes. These papers adress various application areas of geophysical importance like climatic dynamics, earth quakes, porous media, river networks, vortex-flow, mineralogy, ocean dynamics, vegetation patterns in deserts, and soils.
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- Tracer dynamics in ocean sediments and the deciphering of past climates
- Extended self-similarity in geophysical and geological applications
- Linear transformation based error correction algorithm for fractal dimension estimation of images
- Reich's iterated function systems and well-posedness via fixed point theory
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- Fixed point theorems for nonlinear contractions with applications to iterated function systems
- Dynamic systems and dynamic classification problems in geophysical applications
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- Fractals via iterated functions and multifunctions
- A new fixed point theorem in the fractal space
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