Dissipative Structures and Fractal Approach to the Formation of Non-Crystalline States

M.I. Mar’yan; N.V. Yurkovych

doi:10.15330/pcss.17.1.31-36

Authors

M.I. Mar’yan Uzhgorod National University
N.V. Yurkovych Uzhgorod National University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15330/pcss.17.1.31-36

Keywords:

dissipative structure, non-crystalline state, synergetic effects, self-organising procceses, fractal, self-consistent consideration

Abstract

Found that the formation of fractal dissipative structures in non-crystalline solids associated with the creation of self-consistent fields of soft atomic configurations and thermal behavior of such structure-sensitive characteristics that meet the minimum energy dissipation for a given external parameters - speed cooling and process modes receipt. It is shown that this fact makes it possible to determine the non-crystalline structure through the processes of self-organization.

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