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Figure 2. (a) A deterministic self-similar fractal, i.e., the triadic Koch curve, generated by the similarity transformation with the scaling ratio r = 1/3 and (b) a deterministic self-affine fractal generated by the affine transformation with the scaling ratio vector r = (1/4, 1/2). 

An affine transformation transforms a set of points S at position x = (xj,...,xE) in Euclidean E-dimensional space into a new set of points r(S ) at position x = (rjXj,...,rExE) with the different... 

Set of points embedded in Euclidean E-dimensional space at position x = (x,, ...,xE) Non-overlapping subsets of points, each of which is congruent to the set generated by the similarity or affine transformations... 

Here N is the number of chains in unit volume of the rubber and T is the absolute temperature. Note that the chain is defined here as part of a long polymer molecule between neighboring cross-linking points. The fundamental assumptions made in deriving Eq. (28) are that all chain ends are displaced to new positions by affine transformation when the rubber is deformed, that there are no intermolecular interactions, and that the end-to-end distance of each chain is much smaller than the contour length of the chain. 

Lyberatos, G., Kuszta, B. and Bailey, J. E., 1985, Normal forms for chemical reaction systems via the affine transformations. Chem. Engng Sci. 40, 199-208. 

Funt BV and Lewis BC 2000 Diagonal versus affine transformations for color correction. Journal of the Optical Society of America A 17(11), 2108-2112. 

The MCD location and scatter estimates are affine equivariant, which means that they behave properly under affine transformations of the data. That is, for a data set X in IR-, the MCD estimates (/, E) satisfy... 

The assemblage of chains is constructed to represent the affine network model of rubber elasticity in which all network junction positions are subject to the same affine transformation that characterizes the macroscopic deformation. In the affine network model, junction fluctuations are not permitted so the model is simply equivalent to a set of chains whose end-to-end vectors are subject to the same affine transformation. All atoms are subject to nonbonded interactions in the absence of these interactions, the stress response of this model is the same as that of the ideal affine network. 

In the first of these methods, the Dimension Expansion - Reduction (DER) method, the nuclear position vectors of the 3D Euclidean space are transformed into multidimensional vectors in a nonlinear manner, and the actual geometric transformation is carried out by a simple, linear matrix transformation in a multidimensional space, of dimensions n > 3, followed by a reduction of dimension to 3D. In the second method, the Weighted Affine Transformations (WAT) method, the transformation is confined to the 3D Euclidean space, and a nonlinearly-weighted average of linear, affine transformations by simplices of nuclear positions is used. 

Using these v-dependent weight functions, the weighting scheme described by eq. (97) ensures that each nuclear position v(i) is transformed to its counterpart nuclear position t(j), while the entire electron density is deformed continuously. This method of weighted affine transformations has no origin or coordinate dependence. 

As an example of affine transformation, consider a square transformed under shear and under strain, as shown in figure 9. Lines that originally... 

D. Baalss and S. Hess, The Viscosity Coefficients of Oriented Nematic and Nematic Discotic Liquid Crystals Affine Transformation Model, Z. Naturforsch. 43a (1988) 662. 

S. Hess, D. Frenkel and M. P. Allen, On the anisotropy of diffusion in nematic liquid crystals - test of a modified affine transformation model via molecular dynamics. Mol. Phys., 74 (1991) 765-774. 

In fact as long as each of the stencils sums to 1, the matrix will always have a unit eigenvalue with an eigencolumn of Is 20Can we do this Yes, because each stencil defines an affine combination, and affine combinations are invariant under translations. In fact they are invariant under solid body rotations, scalings and affine transforms too. 

Ohba, T., Kanoh, H., and Kaneko, K. (2004). Affinity transformation from hydrophilicity to hydrophobicity of water molecules on the basis of adsorption of water in graphitic nanopores. J. Am. Chem. Soc., 126, 1560-2. 

Yet another example of the geometry of deformation of interest to the present enterprise is that of structural transformation. As was evidenced in chap. 1 in our discussion of phase diagrams, material systems admit of a host of different structural competitors as various control parameters such as the temperature, the pressure and the composition are varied. Many of these transformations can be viewed from a kinematic perspective with the different structural states connected by a deformation pathway in the space of deformation gradients. In some instances, it is appropriate to consider the undeformed and transformed crystals as being linked by an affine transformation. A crystal is built up through the repetition... 

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