Fractal Geometry¶
Falconer, K. (2014). Fractal Geometry: Mathematical Foundations and Applications. Wiley.
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- Fractal Geometry
- Every fractal articulation specifies (1) the set or shape under analysis — mathematical (Cantor set, Sierpiński triangle, Koch snowflake, Mandelbrot set) or empirical (a particular coastline, a vascular cast, a price series); (2) the dimension measure
This sourceStandard graduate reference covering Hausdorff, box-counting, packing, and information dimensions, IFS, and the multifractal formalism.
- Every fractal articulation specifies (1) the set or shape under analysis — mathematical (Cantor set, Sierpiński triangle, Koch snowflake, Mandelbrot set) or empirical (a particular coastline, a vascular cast, a price series); (2) the dimension measure
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