mathematics of self-similarity
The mathematics of self-similarity is the study of patterns and structures that exhibit a repeated resemblance to themselves, regardless of the scale or level of magnification. It involves understanding and analyzing the mathematical properties and relationships underlying these repeating patterns, which can be found in various branches of mathematics, such as fractal geometry and iterated function systems.
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