The Origins of Fractals
Fractal geometry is an extension of classical geometry. It does not replace classical geometry, but enriches and deepens its powers. Using computers, fractal geometry can make precise models of physical structures - from sea-shells to galaxies.
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We will now trace the historical development of this mathematical discipline and explore its descriptive powers in the natural world, then look at the applications in science and technology and at the implications of the discovery.
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