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Fractal Geometry of Infinite Pixel Sequences: 'Super-Definition' Resolution?
(Institute of Mathematical Geography, 1990-12-21)
Curves on cathode ray tubes are formed from a sequence of pixels hooded together at their corners; font designers in word processors offer an easy opportunity to observe these pixel formations. The pixel sequence merely ...
A linear algorithm for the cutting center of a tree
(Elsevier, 1986-11-24)
As a measure of the extent to which the removal of a node disconnects a graph, the cutting number c(v) of a node v in a connected graph G has been defined to be the number of pairs of nodes in different components of G-{v}. ...
Urban Rank-Size Hierarchy: A Mathematical Interpretation
(Institute of Mathematical Geography, 1988)
Geography/Geometry -- Visual Unity
(Institute of Mathematical Geography, 2007-12-21)
In 1986, an essay appeared couched in the language of projective geometry in which a theorem, linking harmonic conjugacy to perspective map projection, was proved to show the following (Harmonic Map Projection Theorem):
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Modelling Locational Decision Making of Firms Using Multidimensional Fuzzy Decision Tables: An Illustration
(Institute of Mathematical Geography, 2004-06-21)
Boolean distance for graphs
(Elsevier, 1982)
The boolean distance between two points x and y of a connected graph G is defined as the set of all points on all paths joining x and y in G (O if X = y). It is determined in terms of the block-cutpoint graph of G, and ...
Maps ex Machina
(American Geographical Society, 1994-10)
Please read the attached file for a link to the full text for the reader to use via a participating library or other institutions (for a free copy).
Spatial Synthesis: A Research Program
(Institute of Mathematical Geography, 2002-12-21)
“Spatial Analysis” is a term in current use in a variety of disciplines: from geography to regional analysis, to economics, to anthropology, to (no doubt) a host of others [1]. Merriam-Webster’s online Collegiate Dictionary ...