Fraktaalisia
Fraktaalisia, a term originating from the Latin word "fractus" meaning broken or fragmented, refers to mathematical sets exhibiting self-similarity at different scales. This means that as one zooms into a fractal, smaller parts of the fractal resemble the whole, or at least share similar characteristics. This property is a hallmark of fractal geometry, a branch of mathematics that studies these complex and often irregular shapes.
Unlike traditional Euclidean shapes such as circles or squares, which are smooth and have integer dimensions,
Examples of fractals are found both in mathematics and in nature. Famous mathematical fractals include the