fraktmodeller
Fraktmodeller, often translated as "fractal models," are mathematical constructs used to describe objects or phenomena that exhibit self-similarity at different scales. This means that a small part of the object, when magnified, looks similar to the whole object. This characteristic is the defining feature of fractals.
The concept of fractals was popularized by Benoît Mandelbrot, who developed a rigorous mathematical framework for
In practice, fractal models are generated using iterative processes. A simple set of rules or equations is
The applications of fractal models are diverse. They are used in computer graphics to create realistic natural