10 Interesting Fact About Fractals

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• Fractal is a geometric object that has the same pattern when enlarged or reduced.
• Fractal was discovered by a French mathematician named Benoit Mandelbrot in 1975.
• Fractals have broad applications in various fields such as art, computer science, and natural science.
• One famous fractal example is the Mandelbrot set that produces complex and beautiful images.
• Fractal can also be produced using a computer software called a fractal generator.
• Fractal is used in the development of computer algorithms to process images and videos.
• Fractal is used in medical imaging to obtain more detailed and accurate images.
• Fractal can be used to produce unique and complex music and sound.
• Fractal has a self-similar property, that is, each part of the fractal has the same pattern as the overall fractal.
• Fractals can also be used in the development of security and cryptographic systems to produce more complex codes and difficult to solve.