2. Scaling law modeling

2.1 General principle

Scaling laws study the relative effects of a change in geometric dimensions on the characteristics of a component compared to a known reference component.

This article uses the notation proposed by M. Jufer , where the relative evolution of a quantity x* is calculated using the following relationship:

x^{*} = x / x_{ref}

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