Curves that fold and fill
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Koch snowflake
L-system curve
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Lévy C curve
L-system curve
- 3

Heighway dragon
L-system curve
- 4

Hilbert curve
L-system curve
- 5

Gosper curve
L-system curve
- 6

Peano curve
L-system curve
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Koch snowflake, Lévy C curve, Heighway dragon, Hilbert curve, Gosper curve and Peano curve.
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- Koch snowflake: definition reference · Hausdorff dimension log 4 / log 3 ≈ 1.2619 (boundary curve) · Curve approximation at iteration 5 of the L-system (3,072 segments, turn 60°), filled and fitted to a 448px square.
- Lévy C curve: definition reference · Hausdorff dimension 2 ≈ 2 (limit set (contains open sets)) · Curve approximation at iteration 14 of the L-system (16,384 segments, turn 45°), stroked at 1.5px and fitted to a 448px square.
- Heighway dragon: definition reference · Hausdorff dimension 2 ≈ 2 (limit set (space-filling)) · Curve approximation at iteration 14 of the L-system (16,384 segments, turn 90°), stroked at 1.5px and fitted to a 448px square.
- Hilbert curve: definition reference · Hausdorff dimension 2 ≈ 2 (limit curve (space-filling)) · Curve approximation at iteration 5 of the L-system (1,023 segments, turn 90°), stroked at 6px and fitted to a 448px square.
- Gosper curve: definition reference · Hausdorff dimension 2 ≈ 2 (limit curve (space-filling)) · Curve approximation at iteration 4 of the L-system (2,401 segments, turn 60°), stroked at 3.5px and fitted to a 448px square.
- Peano curve: definition reference · Hausdorff dimension 2 ≈ 2 (limit curve (space-filling)) · Curve approximation at iteration 3 of the L-system (728 segments, turn 90°), stroked at 7px and fitted to a 448px square.
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