The Scaled Universe
arXiv:physics/9909038 · doi:10.1016/S0960-0779(98)00332-4
Abstract
It is shown that the mysterious quantum prescription of microphysics has analogues at the scale of stars, galaxies and superclusters, the common feature in all these cases being Brownian type fractality. These considerations are shown to lead to pleasingly meaningful results in agreement with observed data.
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