*❖❀ FRACTAL ❀ღ*

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In the seventies, the mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot found that certain structures once thought to be "chaotic" contained a deep logic or pattern. The communication between roots and leaves; the oscillations of cotton futures; the movement of spiralling funnel galaxies; the branching of arteries and veins; and the curved, nonlinear structure of space-time itself are examples of chaotic phenomena found to contain fractal designs. Mandelbrot coined the word "fractals" (from the Latin fractus, meaning "broken or fragmented") to describe such configurations.

manizyn Uploaded by manizyn on Dec 15, 2011. *❖❀ FRACTAL ❀ღ* - Desktop Nexus Abstract Download free wallpapers and background images: *❖❀ FRACTAL ❀ღ*. Desktop Nexus Abstract background ID 905355. In the seventies, the mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot found that certain structures once thought to be "chaotic" contained a deep logic or pattern. The communication between roots and leaves; the oscillations of cotton futures; the movement of spiralling funnel galaxies; the branching of arteries and veins; and the curved, nonlinear structure of space-time itself are examples of chaotic phenomena found to contain fractal designs. Mandelbrot coined the word "fractals" (from the Latin fractus, meaning "broken or fragmented") to describe such configurations. 4.3