Gaps, carpets and branches
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Sierpiński triangle
Recursive construction
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Sierpiński carpet
Recursive construction
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Cantor set
Recursive construction
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Vicsek fractal
Recursive construction
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Pythagoras tree
Recursive construction
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Barnsley fern
Iterated function system
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Sierpiński triangle and carpet, Cantor set, Vicsek fractal, Pythagoras tree and Barnsley fern.
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- Sierpiński triangle: definition reference · Hausdorff dimension log 3 / log 2 ≈ 1.585 (set) · Depth-5 approximation (243 cells), filled and fitted to a 448px square.
- Sierpiński carpet: definition reference · Hausdorff dimension log 8 / log 3 ≈ 1.8928 (set) · Depth-4 approximation (586 cells), filled and fitted to a 448px square.
- Cantor set: definition reference · Hausdorff dimension log 2 / log 3 ≈ 0.6309 (set) · Levels 0–5 stacked top to bottom (63 cells), filled and fitted to a 448px square.
- Vicsek fractal: definition reference · Hausdorff dimension log 5 / log 3 ≈ 1.465 (set) · Depth-4 approximation (625 cells), filled and fitted to a 448px square.
- Pythagoras tree: definition reference · Hausdorff dimension 2 ≈ 2 (set (45° tree)) · Depth-10 approximation with 45° branches (2,047 cells), filled and fitted to a 448px square.
- Barnsley fern: definition reference · Point-cloud approximation of the attractor by the chaos game: 1,500,000 points from fixed seed 19, a square window of side 11.4266 centered at (0.2369, 4.9992).
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