14. Grinding assemblies
A rectifiable set is a multi-dimensional extension of the classical notion of a rectifiable curve. It has properties similar to those of the continuously differentiable topological varieties used in differential geometry.
The relevant subsets of
in the sense of geometric measure theory are the rectifiable sets, which are considered as generalized continuously differentiable topological varieties.
Definition (rectifiable set). A subset Xm-rectifiable is a set X
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(1) - ALBERTI (G.) -
Geometric measure theory.
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Encyclopedia of Mathematical Physics, Vol. 2, pp. 520-527 (J.-P. Françoise et al, eds), Elsevier (2006).
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On the approximation...
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