The secret harmony of the random disorder, revealed in the paper sheet
Jacques Silvy

TL;DR
This paper investigates the properties of unordered fibrous textures, like paper, using the concept of an 'equivalent pore' to analyze their structure and behavior through various imaging and scattering techniques.
Contribution
It introduces the 'equivalent pore' concept for analyzing random textures and compares multiple methods for establishing this representation across different imaging techniques.
Findings
The 'equivalent pore' provides a global statistical measure of texture geometry.
Various methods like conformal mapping and scattering are effective in establishing the 'equivalent pore'.
The approach simplifies the analysis of complex random structures in materials.
Abstract
This study is about the properties of the sets of objects associated in a structure resulting from multiple-processes involving chance as are materials whose texture is unordered and random. Being a paper scientist the author refers to the sheet of paper which is a stochastic fibrous set whose porous texture can be considered as an archetype for many natural or artificial human structures. The paper properties are correlated with its texture by taking account the effect of chance occurring during its manufacturing process. The theoretical developments, the formalism and the application methods presented in this study have a general significance beyond the only paper material.A specific property of sets of objects randomly unorderly distributed in space is their interfaces orientation distribution. This distribution is usually obtained by the analysis of images sampled in the object…
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Taxonomy
TopicsIndustrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection · Material Properties and Processing · Color Science and Applications
