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IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 2005
Cover artist David Works thinks that fractals appeal to an innate sense of aesthetic sensibility and he revels in Apophysis, a freeware fractal flame editor for Windows.
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Cover artist David Works thinks that fractals appeal to an innate sense of aesthetic sensibility and he revels in Apophysis, a freeware fractal flame editor for Windows.
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Fractals and Fractal Correlations
Computers in Physics, 1994Leonard M. Sander +2 more
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Fractal Index and Fractal Notation
1995Large molecules of the arborol (see Chapter 2, this volume) or dendrimer type pose difficulties for both verbal and written communication. For instance, consider compound 5 (p.
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The term fractal was first coined by the Polish-born, French-American mathe- matician Benoît Mandelbrot in the mid 1970s (cf. at least Mandelbrot 1975; Stewart 2010). It comes from the Latin word fractus “which has the same root of fraction and fragment and means “irregular or fragmented” (cf. Mandelbrot 1982: 3, in Emmer 2012: 7).
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The term fractal was first coined by the Polish-born, French-American mathe- matician Benoît Mandelbrot in the mid 1970s (cf. at least Mandelbrot 1975; Stewart 2010). It comes from the Latin word fractus “which has the same root of fraction and fragment and means “irregular or fragmented” (cf. Mandelbrot 1982: 3, in Emmer 2012: 7).
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Fractals and Chaos in Geology and Geophysics: Self-organized criticality
, 1997D. Turcotte
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Assembling molecular Sierpiński triangle fractals.
Nature Chemistry, 2015Jian Shang +9 more
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