itsesamankaltaisuutta
Itsesamankaltaisuus, often translated as self-similarity, is a property of certain objects or phenomena where an object is similar to a part of itself. This means that if you zoom in on a portion of a self-similar object, the zoomed-in portion will look like the original object. This property is a fundamental characteristic of many fractals.
Fractals are geometric shapes that exhibit self-similarity at different scales. Examples include the Mandelbrot set, the
Self-similarity can be exact, meaning that the smaller parts are perfect replicas of the whole, or statistical,
Natural examples of self-similarity can be found in coastlines, tree branches, snowflakes, and the structure of