Fractal geometry and fractal material behaviour in solids and structures (Q1802889)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 219739
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 219739 |
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Fractal geometry and fractal material behaviour in solids and structures (English)
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29 June 1993
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The method of fractal interpolation function is introduced and the fractal quantities (boundary geometry, interface geometry and stress- strain laws) are considered as the fixed points of a given set-valued transformation. Our first aim here is to define the mechanical quantities on fractal sets using some elementary results of the theory of Besov spaces. Then we try to extend the classical finite element method for the case of fractal bodies and fractal boundaries and corresponding error estimates are derived.
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method of fractal interpolation function
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fixed points
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set-valued transformation
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Besov spaces
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error estimates
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