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Reconstructing Complex Materials via Effective Grain Shapes

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2003

Authors

Arns, Christoph
Knackstedt, Mark
Mecke, Klaus

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American Physical Society

Abstract

A reconstructed porous medium based on the equivalent shape which honors the additive measures was shown to exhibit similar physical properties to the original system. The use of the equivalent shape in effective medium formulations leads to excellent predictions. Thus, the method was illustrated for a sedimentary rock sample.

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Keywords: Boolean functions; Boundary conditions; Crystal microstructure; Finite element method; Image reconstruction; Laplace transforms; Mathematical models; Morphology; Particle size analysis; Random processes; Table lookup; Three dimensional computer graphics;

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/86648

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ANU Research Publications

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Physical Review Letters

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Journal article

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2037-12-31

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