Scale Effect Modeling is a systematic analytical framework within MEMS modeling that characterizes the deviations in physical behavior arising from changes in dimensional scale, distinguishing itself by explicitly accounting for the relative significance of forces, material properties, and boundary conditions that vary non-uniformly with size reduction.
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Endogenous growth without scale effects
Paul S. Segerstrom · American Economic Review · 1998 · 787 citations
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