Quantifying Fractal & Multifractal Scaling Exponents of Geophysics Data

[@salihaamoura232]

Thank you very much , excellent presentation; my Ph.D. project is about that

[@thomasalderson368]

so what is a multi-fractal?

[@kunalsharma5488]

im at 10:00 min mark and now im confused if i should continue after seeing your comment haha

[@abe3qyli637]

It’s a shame that these concepts haven’t been worked into geomechanics, especially to describe non-andersonian behavior. Instead we are just told “nobody really knows” about certain behaviors that occur on many scales. Now to see how to describe things like paint cracks, mud cracks, surface cracks where triangular plutons intrude (like in death valley), triple junctions, and the hexagons on pluto using this framework. Classical geomechanics, even with modern structural geology, fails to fully explain how similar structures exist below and above the BDT on different scales (like crustal-scale duplex structures in the Indo-Asia collision). Multifractals go hand-in-hand with uniformitarianism.

[@joeyfalcone3990]

the link for purchase is not working

[@georgyurumov8095]

I tried using Benoit package in matlab but it looks like it’s discontinued. Anyone knows a decent package in matlab or python? Ty

[@pichulichu6634]

If you don't mind then plz elaborate on what multifractal analysis is.

[@lightningblade9347]

The second guy clearly doesn't understand multifractality! If he really did understand he would have explained it.

[@pichulichu6634]

Actually, don't understand the topic properly