FIZIKA B 4 (1995) 3, 197-204

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MICROEMULSIONS, L3 PHASES AND INFORMATION LOSS IN SIGNAL REPRESENTATION

STJEPAN MARČELJA
Department of Applied Mathematics, Research School of Physical Sciences and Engineering, The Australian National University, Canberra ACT 0200, Australia

Dedicated to Professor Mladen Paić on the occasion of his 90th birthday

Received 11 May 1995

The surfaces of bicontinuous disordered microemulsion structures or L3 phases can be described as level cuts of random Gaussian fields with a given spectrum. We consider here the difference between the entropy of these states and the known entropy of the generating random field. In another context, this difference is equal to the decrease in the Shannon information content resulting from the process of sampling and digitising of continuous stochastic signals.

UDC 536.75
PACS 03.40.Gc
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