Spatial Complexity Characteristics of Fault Slip from Japanese Earthquakes Based on Self‐Similar Models: Comparison with Worldwide Empirical Models

A cluster-based multiparametric similarity test for the compartmentalization of crystalline rocks into structural domains

Machine learning applied to pore-space geometry in sandstones: a tool for evaluating grain-scale similarity?

Microfracture development and chemical damage analysis of limestone based on fractal theory

Edge-aware filtering with Siamese neural networks

Quantified fracture (joint) clustering in Archean basement, Wyoming: application of the normalized correlation count method

Experimental study on the effects of fractures on elastic wave propagation in synthetic layered rocks

Basin self-similarity, Hack’s law, and the evolution of experimental rill networks

Marine CSEM of the Scarborough gas field, Part 2: 2D inversion

Scale invariance in fluvial barforms: implications for interpretation of fluvial systems in the rock record

Relative Source Time Function Studies of Earthquakes along the Denali–Totschunda Fault System

On the Generative Equations of Fractal Self-Similarity in Granular Media and the Related PSD Models

Lacunarity of the Spatial Distributions of Soil Types in Europe

Geomechanical modeling of induced seismicity source parameters and implications for seismic hazard assessment

Decoding downstream trends in stratigraphic grain size as a function of tectonic subsidence and sediment supply

Monogenetic vent self-similar clustering in extending continental crust: Examples from the East African Rift System

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LOG SELFSIMILARITY OF CONTINUOUS SOIL PARTICLE-SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS ESTIMATED USING RANDOM MULTIPLICATIVE CASCADES

Cross-property relations between electrical conductivity and the seismic velocity of rocks