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Bistable-Type Interactions Of Complex Systems In A Fractal Paradigm Of Motion

Maria-Alexandra Paun
2022
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Abstract

In the present paper the "interface" dynamics in the case of two complex systems interaction, assimilated to fractal-type mathematical objects, are analyzed. In such context, fractal bistable-type behaviors as transitions in the scale space are obtained. Our findings can be applied to natural bistable behaviors, such as temperature inversion in the planetary boundary layer.

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