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Mind map of fractal geometry. Fractal geometry is a geometry that studies complex self-similar structures.
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fractal geometry
Fractal geometry is the study of complex self-similar structures.
A fractal refers to a form that has a similar structure at any scale.
For example, tree branches, clouds and mountains in nature can all be regarded as fractal structures.
Patterns, patterns, and music in man-made objects can also be considered fractals.
The research objects of fractal geometry include the generation, properties, measurement and application of fractal forms.
It has wide applications in natural sciences, social sciences and humanities.
History of fractal geometry:
The concept of fractal geometry was first proposed by Polish mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot.
While studying financial markets in the 1970s, he discovered some unusual price change patterns.
He called these patterns fractal structures and developed the concept of fractal geometry.
Mandelbrot's work attracted widespread attention and attracted more and more mathematicians and scientists to join the research.
His contribution is considered one of the most important discoveries in mathematics of the 20th century.
Applications of fractal geometry:
Fractal geometry has wide applications in many fields.
In medicine, fractal geometry can be used to study complex physiological phenomena such as electrocardiograms, electroencephalograms, and cardiovascular systems.
In meteorology, fractal geometry can be used to study the statistical laws of meteorological data.
In computer graphics, fractal geometry can be used to generate realistic natural scenes.
In financial markets, fractal geometry can be used to study price change patterns in stocks and futures.
There are still many challenging issues in the research of fractal geometry, such as fractal dimension, fractal analysis and fractal depiction.
Solving these problems will help to better understand the nature and applications of fractal structures.