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Fractals, Multi-Fractals, Psuedo-Fractals and Non-Fractals in Energy Spectral Techniques

Name: Fractals, Multi-Fractals, Psuedo-Fractals and Non-Fractals in Energy Spectral Techniques
Creator: F. V. Vaughan

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 01 Jan 2008Publisher:European Association of Geoscientists & EngineersJournal:EAGE Workshop on Non-Seismic Methods

Authors: F. V. Vaughan;

doi: 10.3997/2214-4609.201402621

Fractals, Multi-Fractals, Psuedo-Fractals and Non-Fractals in Energy Spectral Techniques

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The demonstration of fractal processes within the earth has been an important step in understanding many processes and the nature of resultant geomorphology. However the complex nature of interplay between many different processes does not lead to simple measures of fractal geometry in practice. The influence of mutli-fractal processes, nonfractal processes, noise, and the nature of data gathering and processing suggest that a clear extraction of Hurst coefficients is unlikely and possibly flawed.

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