Problems in Physics with Many Scales of Length.¶
Wilson, K. G. (1979). Problems in Physics with Many Scales of Length. Scientific American, 241(2), 158-179.
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- Modifiable Areal Unit Problem
- This perspective connects MAUP to several structural neighbors. Coarse-graining in physics makes macroscopic observables depend on the coarse-graining scale, with the renormalization group formalizing how observables transform.
This sourceThe renormalization group formalizes how macroscopic observables transform under coarse-graining scale.
- This perspective connects MAUP to several structural neighbors. Coarse-graining in physics makes macroscopic observables depend on the coarse-graining scale, with the renormalization group formalizing how observables transform.
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