The fractal dimension declines to 1.8–1.9 for intermediate events (depth interval 71–280 km) and to about 1.5–1.6 for deeper events. Taking into account various ...

My parents have watched me change life tracks a half-dozen times, yet they have never faltered in their support. Three brothers, three sisters, three.

In this paper brittle fracture phenomena are modelled by means of fractal geometry, which describes with great accuracy the arising fracture patterns. Not only ...

In this paper, fracture in ceramic materials is analyzed as a fractal process. This means that fracture is viewed as a self-similar process. We have examined ...

21 feb 2023 · Fractal has been acknowledged as a promising mathematical approach to analyzing and evaluating the geometrical features which are self-affine, ...

This article shows how fractal geometry can use this framework to estimate the theoretical strength of materials based on crack tip geometry and generated ...

A significant 'scale effect' is observed when sea ice forces on structures are measured at field scale: the force per unit contact area is not independent ...

Schematic diagram of the fractal crushing of a brittle solid, (a) Each cubic element may ... observed fractal size distribution of broken brittle materials. The ...

PDF | We have studied the fracture surfaces of low-alloy low-perlite steel after impact bending tests and of aluminum wire after fatigue failure at.

Our value of the fractal dimension for brittle fracture of rocks is confirmed by the results of Hirata et al. (1987), who found that during a rock specimen ...