On using fourier series in characterizing particle shape /

This paper starts from the fact that the Fourier coefficients of the contour of a particle are commonly used to describe its shape, for example by Meloy's law of morphological coefficients. The authors point to the sensitivity of the Fourier coefficients to jump discontinuities of the contour o...

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Main Authors: 355381 Bandemer, Hans, Albrecht, Matthias, Kraut, Andre
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description This paper starts from the fact that the Fourier coefficients of the contour of a particle are commonly used to describe its shape, for example by Meloy's law of morphological coefficients. The authors point to the sensitivity of the Fourier coefficients to jump discontinuities of the contour or of one of its derivatives. Explicit formulae for this dependence are reported and are used to suggest a stochastic model, the sensitivity is demonstrated by two examples with calculated results.
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spelling KOHA-OAI-TEST:3869212020-12-19T17:13:30ZOn using fourier series in characterizing particle shape / 355381 Bandemer, Hans Albrecht, Matthias Kraut, Andre This paper starts from the fact that the Fourier coefficients of the contour of a particle are commonly used to describe its shape, for example by Meloy's law of morphological coefficients. The authors point to the sensitivity of the Fourier coefficients to jump discontinuities of the contour or of one of its derivatives. Explicit formulae for this dependence are reported and are used to suggest a stochastic model, the sensitivity is demonstrated by two examples with calculated results.This paper starts from the fact that the Fourier coefficients of the contour of a particle are commonly used to describe its shape, for example by Meloy's law of morphological coefficients. The authors point to the sensitivity of the Fourier coefficients to jump discontinuities of the contour or of one of its derivatives. Explicit formulae for this dependence are reported and are used to suggest a stochastic model, the sensitivity is demonstrated by two examples with calculated results.47PSZJBLFourier seriesParticles
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On using fourier series in characterizing particle shape /
title On using fourier series in characterizing particle shape /
title_full On using fourier series in characterizing particle shape /
title_fullStr On using fourier series in characterizing particle shape /
title_full_unstemmed On using fourier series in characterizing particle shape /
title_short On using fourier series in characterizing particle shape /
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topic Fourier series
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