-
codimension of the
foliation, as long as f maps
leaves to leaves. The
Kronecker foliations of the 2-torus are the
suspension foliations of the rotations...
- transport.
Foliations typically bend or
curve into a shear,
which provides the same information, if it is of a
scale which can be observed.
Foliations, in a...
- Look up
foliation, foliate, or
foliated in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Foliation may
refer to:
Foliation, a
geometric device used to
study manifolds...
- mathematics,
tautness is a
rigidity property of
foliations. A taut
foliation is a
codimension 1
foliation of a
closed manifold with the
property that every...
-
developed during deformation and are
referred to as
axial planar foliations. The
foliations are
symmetrically arranged with
respect to the
axial plane, depending...
- deformation. Remember,
granitoids are
igneous rocks.
Foliation (geology) ScienceDirect:
Foliations in
granitoids can form by
magmatic flow, ‘submagmatic...
- the
foliation planes will
create a new
foliation plane perpendicular to the
plane of prin****l stress. The
angular intersection of the two
foliations causes...
-
rocks show a
distinctive layering called foliation (derived from the
Latin word folia,
meaning "leaves").
Foliation develops when a rock is
being shortened...
-
characteristic admits a
foliation of
codimension one). The
construction of a
continuous family of smooth, codimension-one
foliations on the three-sphere whose...
-
regional metamorphism. It is the finest-grained
foliated metamorphic rock.
Foliation may not
correspond to the
original sedimentary layering, but
instead is...
