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A view of river basins 2. Fractal characteristics of river basins 3. Multifractal characteristics of river basins 4. Optimal channel networks: minimum energy and fractal structures 5. FRACTAL RIVER BASINS CHANCE AND SELF-ORGANIZATION. Fractal Characteristics of River Basins 99. 2.7 Self-Affinity in River Basins 145.

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Author : Ignacio Rodríguez-Iturbe

Pages : 565 pages

Publisher : Cambridge University Press 1997-06-13

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