The Use of Fractal Formalism for the Description of Microstructures Engineering Materials

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In this paper, the structures of spatial self-organization of steels after thermos-cyclic exposure were studied, using the fractal formalism method. It is shown that the structures, observed after cyclic heat exposure, can be characterized by the presence of the invariance property of their structure at different scale levels.

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