Fractal Geometry: Finding Simple Patterns in a Complex World (VIDEO)

Australian National University

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Professor Michael Barnsley from the ANU explains the amazing world of fractal geometry and how it can be used to analyses the complex signals that come from the real world -- rough, non-differentiable signals -- to build a modern version of Fourier analysis.

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