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Application partially scaled fractals in the analysis of natural objects
The time evolution of fractal objects is ivestigated. A mechanism of iterative development is suggested based on the partial scaling of the initiator-generator fractals. The approach enables us to estimate the Hausdorff dimension of the resulting objects. An example is given from the modeling of catalytic gas-solid reactions.