Fractals

A fractal is a complex geometric shape exhibiting self-similarity at various scales, meaning its structure appears similar regardless of magnification. Found both in nature and mathematical constructs, fractals are generated using recursive algorithms or iterative processes. Common examples include the Mandelbrot set, Julia set, and natural forms like coastlines or snowflakes. Fractals have applications in computer graphics, modeling natural phenomena, signal processing, and more. Their infinite complexity makes them valuable for scientific and artistic exploration.
For more information, see the Fractal Wikipedia page.

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Fraktály Benoita Mandelbrota