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Fractal Growth Phenomena

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In this paper, B. Mandelbrot introduced fractal geometry fractal measures methods for determining fractal dimensions local growth models diffusion-limited growth growing self-affine surfaces cluster-cluster aggregation (CCA) computer simulations experiments on Laplacian growth new developments.
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Foreword, B. Mandelbrot introduction fractal geometry fractal measures methods for determining fractal dimensions local growth models diffusion-limited growth growing self-affine surfaces cluster-cluster aggregation (CCA) computer simulations experiments on Laplacian growth new developments.

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