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Fractals scaling properties

The length scales corresponding to the frequency ranges where the fractal scaling property is expected in the impedance measurements can be considered. According to Pajkossy,145 the relationship between the length scale X and the frequency / is... [Pg.371]

Conversely, the relationship (7.2) expresses a time-scale invariance (selfsimilarity or fractal scaling property) of the power-law function. Mathematically, it has the same structure as (1.7), defining the capacity dimension dc of a fractal object. Thus, a is the capacity dimension of the profiles following the power-law form that obeys the fundamental property of a fractal self-similarity. A fractal decay process is therefore one for which the rate of decay decreases by some exact proportion for some chosen proportional increase in time the self-similarity requirement is fulfilled whenever the exact proportion, a, remains unchanged, independent of the moment of the segment of the data set selected to measure the proportionality constant. [Pg.175]

The power laws for viscoelastic spectra near the gel point presumably arise from the fractal scaling properties of gel clusters. Adolf and Martin (1990) have attempted to derive a value for the scaling exponent n from the universal scaling properties of percolation fractal aggregates near the gel point. Using Rouse theory for the dependence of the relaxation time on cluster molecular weight, they obtain n = D/ 2- - Df ) = 2/3, where Df = 2.5 is the fractal dimensionality of the clusters (see Table 5-1), and D = 3 is the dimensionality of... [Pg.241]

The structure of this review is composed of as follows in Section II, the scaling properties and the dimensions of selfsimilar and self-affine fractals are briefly summarized. The physical and electrochemical methods required for the determination of the surface fractal dimension of rough surfaces and interfaces are introduced and we discuss the kind of scaling property the resulting fractal dimension represents in Section III. [Pg.349]

In Section IV, from the studies on diffusion towards self-affine fractal interface, the surface fractal dimension as determined by the electrochemical method is characterized as being self-similar, even though the rough surfaces and interfaces show the self-affine scaling property. Finally, in Section V, we exemplified the application of fractal geometry in electrochemical systems in view of the characterization of rough surfaces and interfaces by the surface fractal dimension. [Pg.350]

H. -C. Shin et al., A study on the simulated diffusion-limited current transient of a self-affine fractal electrode based upon the scaling property, J. Electroanal. Chem., 531 p. 101, Copyright 2002, with permission from Elsevier Science. [Pg.374]

Figure 8. Simulated current transients obtained from the self-affine fractal profiles h(x) of various morphological amplitudes rj of (a) 0.1, 0.3, and 0.5 (b) 1.0, 2.0, and 4.0 in h(x) = 7]fws(x). Reprinted from H.-C. Shin et al., A study on the simulated diffusion-limited current transient of a self-affine fractal electrode based upon the scaling property, J. Electroanal. Chem., 531, p. 101, Copyright 2002, with permission from Elsevier Science. Figure 8. Simulated current transients obtained from the self-affine fractal profiles h(x) of various morphological amplitudes rj of (a) 0.1, 0.3, and 0.5 (b) 1.0, 2.0, and 4.0 in h(x) = 7]fws(x). Reprinted from H.-C. Shin et al., A study on the simulated diffusion-limited current transient of a self-affine fractal electrode based upon the scaling property, J. Electroanal. Chem., 531, p. 101, Copyright 2002, with permission from Elsevier Science.
Under the assumption that the morphology of the self-affine interface has the self-similar scaling property, the apparent selfsimilar fractal dimension d ss of the electrode was calculated... [Pg.377]

Figure 9 demonstrates the dependence of the scaled length SL on the segment size SS obtained from the self-affine fractal profiles in Figure 7 by using the triangulation method for the Euclidean two-dimensional space. The linear relation was clearly observed for all the self-affine fractal curves, which is indicative of the self-similar scaling property of the curves. [Pg.378]

From the above results, it is noted that the self-similar scaling property investigated by the triangulation method can be effectively utilized to analyze the diffusion towards the self-affine fractal interface. This is the first attempt to relate the power dependence of the current transient obtained from the self-affine fractal curve to the self-similar scaling properties of the curve. [Pg.379]

In order to characterize the self-affine scaling properties of the fractal Pt films, the self-affine fractal dimensions of the film surfaces t/Fsa were determined by using the perimeter-area... [Pg.381]

Bearing in mind that diffusing ions move randomly in all directions, it is reasonable to say that the diffusing ions sense selfsimilar scaling property of the electrode surface irrespective of whether the fractal surface has self-similar scaling property or self-affine scaling property. Therefore, it is experimentally justified that the fractal dimension of the self-affine fractal surface determined by using the diffusion-limited electrochemical technique represents the apparent self-similar fractal dimension.43... [Pg.389]

In summary, from the above theoretical and experimental results, it is concluded that ionic diffusion towards self-affine fractal electrode should be described in terms of the apparent selfsimilar fractal dimension rather than the self-affine fractal dimension. In addition, the triangulation method is one of the most effective methods to characterize the self-similar scaling property of the self-affine fractal electrode. [Pg.389]

The present article summarized the fractal characterization of the rough surfaces and interfaces by using the physical and the electrochemical methods in electrochemistry. In much research, both the physical and the electrochemical methods were used to evaluate the fractal dimension and they are complementary to each other. It should be stressed that the surface fractal dimension must be determined by using the adequate method, according to the inherent scaling properties of the rough surfaces and interfaces. [Pg.399]

From the scaling properties of G(x, t) one can derive that S = const(d, 0)T)ft/d with d = 2dj(2 + 9) the spectral dimension of the fractal. The growth of the cluster s sizes goes on until l L where L is the whole system s size. The further growth of clusters and accumulation of particles stop because the same quantity L is the characteristic scale of a pair of different particles created in the system according to [91] there is no accumulation effect when particles are created by pairs on fractals of the Sierpinski gasket type. [Pg.432]

The surface fractal dimension c/slirf of the porous materials can be determined from the TEM image by using perimeter-area method54154 159. If the scaling property of the porous materials is undoubtedly isotropic, the 3-D pore surface is simply related to the projection of the 3-D pore surface onto the 2-D surface. It is well known154 155 that the area. I and the perimeter P of the self-similar lakes are related to their self-similar fractal dimension c/pss by... [Pg.163]

Cluster fractals that are created by diffusion-limited flocculation processes are described mathematically by power-law relationships like those in Eqs. 6.1 and 6.5. These relationships are said to have a scaling property because they satisfy what in mathematics is termed a homogeneity condition 22... [Pg.238]


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