Stereological methods applied to mineralogy, petrology, mineral deposits and ceramics
Journal of MicroscopyPublished 1 February 1972
G. C. Amstutz, Hans Giger
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SUMMARY Firstly, the present development towards a quantitative stereometric (or stereofabric) analysis of mineral aggregates (rocks, ores, concentrates, snow, slags, ceramic materials, cements, etc.) is put into a historic framework. Secondly, the details of the methods and the difficulties still existing are outlined. Finally, a summary is given of the mathematical approaches (with a tabulation of basic formulae), together with some typical examples.
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Computer ScienceEarth and Planetary Sciences
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