Fractal Dimensions in Nature and Mathematics - 2019
Offered By: ICTP Mathematics via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the fascinating world of fractal dimensions in nature and mathematics through this illuminating lecture by Stefano Luzzatto. Delve into an alternative definition of geometric object dimensions that extends to fractal dimensions, and examine simple examples of shapes with non-integer dimensions. Discover how fractal geometry can more accurately model natural objects compared to classical Euclidean shapes. Investigate the occurrence of fractal dimensions in mathematical fields like Dynamical Systems, and learn about intriguing concepts such as the Snowflake example, Julia Sets, and the Mandelbrot Set. Gain insights into the measure formula and its applications in understanding complex geometric structures.
Syllabus
Introduction
Definition of dimensions
Snowflake example
First step
Examples
Measure
Formula
Mandelbrot
Dynamical System
Julia Sets
Mandelbrot Set
Taught by
ICTP Mathematics
Related Courses
A Family of Rational Maps with One Free Critical PointBanach Center via YouTube Asymmetry in Dynamics
International Centre for Theoretical Sciences via YouTube Beyond the Mandelbrot Set - An Intro to Holomorphic Dynamics
3Blue1Brown via YouTube Complex Dynamics and Arithmetic Geometry by Laura DeMarco
International Centre for Theoretical Sciences via YouTube Complex Dynamics in the Tropics - The Rabbit Escape Regions
Instituto de Matemática Pura e Aplicada via YouTube