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Some aspects of mathematical morphology for physical applications

The use of mathematical morphology to analyze microstructures of heterogeneous media is illustrated for transport properties applications: measurement of connectivity criteria, microstructure simulation by random set models, and also the study of flows in porous media by image analysis.

D. Jeulin | D. Jeulin

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