Euclidean Geometry,
Fractals
and Adhesion
[Sperling-540]
- In Euclidean Geometry, a line is expressed as distance to the first power, and area
is expressed as distance to the second power.
- Some irregular structures such as coastlines and interdiffusion boundaries (also
called an
interphase) are better expressed as fractional powers between
one and two.
R. P. Wool and J. M. Long, Polym. Prepr., 31(2), 558 (1990)
- In two dimensions, D subscript f is 7/4.
Last Update- January 5, 1995- wld