Fractals structures exhibit what is called self-similarity where patterns are repeated across different scales, meaning as we zoom in we will stay finding the same pattern repeated giving them an infinite variety that is created by very simple rules involving iteration functions. In this short video we explore the extraordinary world of fractal through pictures.
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