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Compensated Fragmentations

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Random Geometry

A new class of fragmentation type processes is introduced, in which the accumulation of small dislocations which would instantaneously shatter the entire mass into dust, is compensated by an adequate dilation of fragments. A main feature of these processes is that their evolution is govern by a dislocation measure which can be much more general than usual.

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