Geometric Recurrence in Earth Systems

Paper 477 of 511
Published June 1, 2026


Abstract

Geological systems frequently exhibit recurring geometric relationships across multiple scales.

Linear corridors, arcs, basin chains, volcanic alignments, structural trends, and resource belts often display measurable spatial organization.

This paper evaluates recurring geometry as an observational category.


Recurrence Classes


Recurrence Principle

Recurring geometry does not imply common origin, but it may provide useful information regarding Earth-system organization.

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