Titlebook: Scaling Phenomena in Disordered Systems; Roger Pynn,Arne Skjeltorp Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991 development.dyn

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Binary Fluid Phase Separation in Gels: A Neutron Scattering Study,, if at all, towards equilibrium.. In recent theoretical papers, Villain. and Bruinsma and Aeppli. have come to the conclusion that for d<5, the random field prevents the growth of an ordered state when the system is quenched to low temperatures from the paramagnetic regime.

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Icosahedral Incommensurate Crystals,itional ordering, but there can not be translational invariance in view of the considerations above. The spectrum has a “scaling” structure: if the pattern is magnified by a factor G (the golden mean) the positions of peaks remain fixed.

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Random Fractals: characterization and measurement,es often possess a remarkable invariance under changes of magnification. This statistical self-similarity may be characterized by a fractal dimension D, a number that agrees with our intuitive notion of dimension but need not be an integer. A brief mathematical characterization of random fractals is

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Introduction to Scaling Concepts,gnetisation) goes continuously to zero as T. is approached from below, and the susceptibility diverges at T. while other quantities such as specific heat are singular. This is the behaviour of a continuous thermal phase transition.. A typical spin configuration (in which up and down spin regimes are

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Growth by Particle Aggregation,ilibrium. In many cases a kind of a vague similarity seems to characterize the overall shape of these structures. This review is concerned with some recent attempts to give a description of such growth via simple models. We will present some glimpses of unifying features in their morphology.

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