Fractals in Nature

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Fractals are objects in which the same patterns occur again and again at different scales and sizes. In a perfect mathematical fractal – such as the famous Mandelbrot set, shown above – this “self-similarity” goes infinitely deep: each pattern is made up of smaller copies of itself, and those smaller copies are made up of smaller copies again, forever.

Lucy, M. (visited, 10 June, 2019), fractals in nature, retrived from https://cosmosmagazine.com/mathematics/fractals-in-nature
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