On the dimension of an irrigable measure
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Giuseppe Devillanova, Sergio Solimini (2007)
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Mathematical Modelling of Natural Phenomena
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The inner knowledge of volumes from images is an ancient problem. This question becomes complicated when it concerns quantization, as the case of any measurement and in particular the calculation of fractal dimensions. Trabecular bone tissues have, like many natural elements, an architecture which shows a fractal aspect. Many studies have already been developed according to this approach. The question which arises however is to know to which extent it is possible to get an exact determination...