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- Clasificación DEWEY
- 516.15 MAN-f
- Autor
- Mandelbrot, Benoit B. , autor
- Título
- The fractal geometry of nature / Benoit B. Mandelbrot
- Pie de imprenta
- New York : W.H. Freeman , c1983
- Descripción
- 468+16 páginas : ilustraciones ; 24 cm.
- Tipo de medio digital o análogo
- sin medio rdamedia
- Medio de almacenamiento
- volumen rdacarrier
- Bibliografía
- Incluye referencias bibliográficas (páginas [425]-443] e índice.
- Nota de contenido
- INTRODUCTION 1 Theme -- The Irregular and Fragmented in Nature -- Dimension, Symmetry, Divergence -- Variations and Disclaimers -- II I:! THREE CLASSIC FRACTALS, TAMED -- How Long is the Coast of Britain? -- Snowflakes and Other Koch Curves Harnessing the Peano Monster Curves -- Fractal Events and Cantor Dusts -- III I:! GALAXIES AND EDDIES -- Fractal View of Galaxy Clusters -- Geometry of Turbulence -- Intermittency -- Fractal Singularities of Differential Equations -- IV I:! SCALING FRACTALS -- Length-Area-Volume Relations -- Islands, Clusters, and Percolation-- Diameter-Number Relatior -- Ramification and Fractal Lattices -- V I:! NONSCALING FRACTALS -- Surfaces with Positive Volume, and Flesh – Trees -- Scaling Residues-- Nonuniform Fractals -- Trees and the Diameter Exponent -- VI I:! SELF-MAPPING FRACTALS -- Self-Inverse Fractals, Apollonian Nets, and Soap -- Cantor and Fatou Dusts-- Self-Squared Dragons -- Fractal Attractors and Fractal ("Chaotic") Evolutions -- VII I:! RANDOMNESS -- Chance as a Tool in Model Making -- Conditional Stationarity and Cosmographic Principles -- VIII I:! STRATIFIED RANDOM FRACTALS -- Random Curds: Contact Clusters and Fractal Percolation -- Random Chains and Squigs -- Brownian Motion and Brown Fractals -- Random Midpoint Displacement Curves -- IX I:! FRACTIONAL BROWN FRACTALS 27 River Discharges -- Scaling Nets and Noises -- Relief and Coastlines -- The Areas of Islands, Lakes, and Cups -- I:! A BOOK-WITHIN-THE-BOOK, IN COLOR -- Isothermal Surfaces of Homogeneous Turbulence -- X I:! RANDOM TREMAS-- TEXTURE -- Interval Tremas -- Linear Levy Dusts -- Subordination-- Spatial Levy Dusts-- Ordered Galaxies -- Disc and Sphere Tremas: Moon Craters and Galaxies -- Texture: Gaps and Lacunarity-- Cirri and Succolarity 310 35 General Tremas, and the Control of Texture -- XI I:! MISCELLANY -- Logic of Fractals in Statistical Lattice Physics -- Price Change and Scaling in Economics -- Scaling and Power Laws Without Geometry 341 39 Mathematical Backup and Addenda -- XII I:! OF MEN AND IDEAS -- Biographical Sketches -- Historical Sketches -- Epilog: The Path to Fractals.
- Nota de Resumen
- Clouds are not spheres, mountains are not cones, lightning does not travel in a straight line. The complexity of nature’s shapes differs in kind, not merely degree, from that of the shapes of ordinary geometry. To describe such shapes, Benoit Mandelbrot conceived and developed a new geometry, the geometry of fractal shapes.
- Fuente de adquisición
- Sandi ; compra ; 28-04-2017
- Materia
- Geometría
- Modelos Matemáticos
- Procesos Estocásticos
- Fractales
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520 | |aClouds are not spheres, mountains are not cones, lightning does not travel in a straight line. The complexity of nature’s shapes differs in kind, not merely degree, from that of the shapes of ordinary geometry. To describe such shapes, Benoit Mandelbrot conceived and developed a new geometry, the geometry of fractal shapes. |
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