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By L. Olsen (auth.), Christoph Bandt, Siegfried Graf, Martina Zähle (eds.)
The moment convention on Fractal Geometry and Stochastics used to be held at Greifs wald/Koserow, Germany from August 28 to September 2, 1998. 4 years had handed after the 1st convention with this subject and through this era the curiosity within the topic had quickly elevated. a couple of hundred mathematicians from twenty-two nations attended the second one convention and such a lot of them awarded their most up-to-date effects. because it is most unlikely to assemble most of these contributions in a booklet of reasonable dimension we determined to invite the thirteen major audio system to write down an account in their topic of curiosity. The corresponding articles are accrued during this quantity. lots of them mix a caricature of the ancient improvement with an intensive dialogue of the latest result of the fields thought of. We think that those surveys are of profit to the readers who are looking to be brought to the topic in addition to to the experts. We additionally imagine that this publication displays the most instructions of analysis during this thriving region of arithmetic. We exhibit our gratitude to the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft whose monetary help enabled us to arrange the convention. The Editors advent Fractal geometry bargains with geometric gadgets that express a excessive measure of irregu larity on all degrees of significance and, for that reason, can't be investigated by means of equipment of classical geometry yet, however, are fascinating types for phenomena in physics, chemistry, biology, astronomy and different sciences.
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