Fractals are geometric forms that repeat similar patterns at different scales. When zooming in on a fractal, the same pattern appears as when viewing it as a whole. Fractals can be found throughout nature in structures like trees, ferns, lightning, clouds, coastlines, and cauliflower. Using fractal geometry allows for more precise measurements of natural phenomena like coastline length and cloud movement that were previously difficult to quantify. Fractals have applications in diverse fields including wireless communication, movies, medicine, and biology.
2. Fractals What is a fractal?
• A fractal is a geometric form
that when we see the whole
figure and when we zoom in
we will appreciate the same
figure that looks exactly like
the entire figure.
The Fractal term was named by
Benoit Mandelbort in 75’s
3. Fractals Where we can find fractals?
We can find them in the whole world
Lightning
Tree Clouds
Fern
Veins Cauliflower
4. Fractals Using fractals in the world
If you want to know the length of a coastlines or the movement from the sky, using fractals
geometry we can get a more exactly measure, Mandelbort gave the humanity the recipe to
understand the world in nature, since then this new paradigm has been changing a lot of
researches
Wriless Movies Medicine Biology
Communication
