Fine Particle Representations
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Abstract A general three dimensional analytical mathematical method of quantitative particle representation is presented. The resulting analytical representations are capable of quantitatively representing the three dimensional boundary morphologies of a broad range of particles. This paper summarizes some of the more often encountered particle morphologies prevalent in the micro world.
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications · Computer Graphics and Visualization Techniques · Data Visualization and Analytics
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