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STUDY ON THE SIZE OF CITY (2)

TAKAMASA YOSIZAKA, Koiti Tonuma

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The study focused on the minor block of city, area of which enclosed by streets of 4m width upto 10m. Topography function, scale, proportion are mutually related to decide the size of the block, so that first effort has been made to classify the grade of the size of block. We have disclibed also the relationship between the size of block and the size of city which are translatea by the series of number showing the potentiality strength of city.

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The study focused on the minor block of city, area of which enclosed by streets of 4m width upto 10m. Topography function, scale, proportion are mutually related to decide the size of the block, so that first effort has been made to classify the grade of the size of block. We have disclibed also the relationship between the size of block and the size of city which are translatea by the series of number showing the potentiality strength of city.

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The study focused on the minor block of city, area of which enclosed by streets of 4m width upto 10m. Topography function, scale, proportion are mutually related to decide the size of the block, so that first effort has been made to classify the grade of the size of block. We have disclibed also the relationship between the size of block and the size of city which are translatea by the series of number showing the potentiality strength of city.

Key concepts: Block size, Block (permutation group theory), City block, Scale (ratio), Series (stratigraphy), Mathematics, Geography, Cartography

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