2018
DOI: 10.1134/s1063778818100083
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On the Similarity of Dynamic Destructive Processes in Metals of Different Geometry under the Effect of External Impacts with Various Amplitude-Time Characteristics

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“…The self-similar behavior under a high-strength external impact makes it possible to determine the dimensionless ratio. By using nonlinear physics and fractal theory to quantify the characteristics of dissipative structure, the analogous metal dispersion process can be established; this similarity is caused by its pure non-equilibrium dissipation such as scale invariance [ 51 ]. The above research shows that the property change or failure of metal packaging material can be characterized by its fractal dimension, which could be obtained by box counting dimension, correlation dimension, and Hurst index; material damage has the characteristics of transition from single fractal to MF, which can be quantified by fractal dimension, and MF analysis is a relatively new research direction on the property’s analysis of metal packaging materials.…”
Section: Properties and Fractal Analysis Of Metals And Ceramicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The self-similar behavior under a high-strength external impact makes it possible to determine the dimensionless ratio. By using nonlinear physics and fractal theory to quantify the characteristics of dissipative structure, the analogous metal dispersion process can be established; this similarity is caused by its pure non-equilibrium dissipation such as scale invariance [ 51 ]. The above research shows that the property change or failure of metal packaging material can be characterized by its fractal dimension, which could be obtained by box counting dimension, correlation dimension, and Hurst index; material damage has the characteristics of transition from single fractal to MF, which can be quantified by fractal dimension, and MF analysis is a relatively new research direction on the property’s analysis of metal packaging materials.…”
Section: Properties and Fractal Analysis Of Metals And Ceramicsmentioning
confidence: 99%