Features of Self-Organization of Objects with a Fractal Structure of Dendritic Geometry

Features of self-organization models of dendritic objects are reviewed. The features of scaling of dendritic structures in light fields, which manifest themselves in the form of stable local formations, are determined on the basis of theoretical studies. General approaches to solving a fundamental scientific problem aimed at establishing patterns that determine the relationship between the features of the structure of dendrites and their spectral characteristics are considered. Finding the characteristics of dendrites can be used in the development of new diagnostic tools for their study.

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This review examines the features of self-organization models of dendritic objects and discusses the scaling of dendritic structures in light fields, which are characterized by stable local formations. The study also explores general approaches to solving the scientific problem of establishing patterns that determine the relationship between the structure features of dendrites and their spectral characteristics, with potential applications in developing new diagnostic tools for studying dendrites.