Fractal structure

Fractal structure refers to a geometric pattern or shape that displays self-similarity at different scales. In other words, as you zoom in or out of a fractal structure, you will see similar patterns or shapes repeat themselves. Fractals are commonly found in nature, such as in the branching patterns of trees, the shape of clouds, and the structure of coastlines.

Fractals have also been applied in various fields, such as mathematics, computer graphics, and art. They can be generated using mathematical equations or algorithms, and can be used to create complex and detailed patterns and textures. Fractal geometry has also been used to model real-world phenomena, such as the distribution of galaxies in the universe and the behavior of financial markets.