Fractal Theory

Fractal theory studies complex patterns that repeat at different scales, known as self-similarity. These patterns, called fractals, are found in nature—like coastlines, snowflakes, and mountain ranges—and also in mathematics. The key idea is that similar shapes or structures appear whether you zoom in or out. Fractal theory helps us understand and model these intricate patterns, revealing underlying order in seemingly chaotic systems. It’s used in fields like physics, computer graphics, and finance to analyze and simulate natural forms and behaviors that exhibit recursive, self-similar structures.