Fractals

a closed loop, which is one construct made possible with recursion. The above image is an example of the Mandelbrot set. The Mandelbrot set, along with other sets, is an example of a fractal. Fractals are fundamentally based on the idea of infinite recursion. If you zoom in to a particular spot in the fractal, you’ll perhaps see a different arrangement of patterns, but you would still be able to

Analyzing seemingly random data or patterns in chaos will allow you to predict the future TAOS reveals that patterns=‘health variability’ and predict the future for the mind and body Providing solutions for industrial field using chaos analysis Create a healthy and bright future with chaos prediction technologies Disease Prognosis We apply chaos theory into disease prognosis. By recording minor symptoms (changes) and diagnosing health problems at an early stage, we are able to build a secure and

FRACTAL TIME (ESSAY) Introduction In his book, first published in 2009, 'Fractal Time: The Secret of 2012 and a New World Age’, Gregg Braden gave wonderful clues into what we would expect to occur in our world and universe by the year 2012. Though years have passed since the first publication of the book, the information in the book remains relevant to us today. Gregg labours to elaborate how it is possible to read the past in order to discover what the future holds for us in our world and universe

Grade 1 – The resource selected to effectively support the recognition and classification of 2D and 3D shapes is a maths game ‘Kangaroo Hop’ accessed from Math Playground (URL http://www.mathplayground.com/ASB_Kangaroo_Hop.html). The game can have up to 4 players and the aim is to be the first to reach the end. To win, a player must correctly identify the shape that comes up at the bottom of the screen and ‘hop’ onto it. For example, if the word sphere comes up, the student must correctly identify

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stick to English. That is why teachers of the English in Kazakhstan need practical, easy-to-implement, effective methods to increase the use of the English in the classroom. One of the most effective methods for improving speaking skills is Fractal Geometry method. The teacher provides students with “How to” questions and students need to write instructions on how to perform everyday activities (How to cook perfect rice for 4 people?

McIntosh (2009) offers an intriguing case study, where the concepts of personhood, hegemony, and fractal recursivity are intertwined and played through the dynamics of Swahili-Giriama bordered ethnoreligious interactions. The Giriama geographical, social, religious, and linguistic subordination to the Swahili Muslims is the framework to negotiate, resist or submit to the hegemonic Swahili Islam. First, through personhood, the Giriama frame their religious actions and relations with the Swahilis.

Fractal Cosmology in Hinduism Madison Etman Chaos & Fractals Dave Feldman Final Project March 5, 2016 It seems odd to think that mathematics could be closely connected to religious belief systems, but it is very true. Mathematics, like religion, helps to explain the unexplainable. Humans tend to notice patterns and similarities in nature, finding them soothing and within reach of understanding. These calming patterns are very often found in religious buildings, art, and philosophies as well

non-Euclidean geometry enables architects and designers to develop both visually appealing and structurally sound buildings. In the era of generative design and highly advanced software, spatial structures can be modeled in the hyperbolic, elliptic or fractal geometry. This paper focuses on non-Euclidean geometry and its use in architecture. One of the non-Euclidean geometries used in modern architecture is elliptic geometry. It is also known as spherical geometry, a special case of the Riemann geometry

Benoît B. Mandelbrot was a French and American mathematician-scientist most widely recognized as being the pioneer of fractal geometry. Mandelbrot was born on 20 November 1924 in Warsaw, Poland. Mandelbrot came from a family of Lithuanian Jews where his mother was a dental surgeon and his father was a salesman of clothes. In 1936, at the age of twelve, his family emigrated from Poland and settled in Paris, France. It was in Paris that Mandelbrot would be introduced to mathematics by the Parisian