EPISODE · Jun 2, 2007 · 3 MIN
Math Mutation 22 Between The Dimensions
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More on fractals, and why they are considered to have fractional dimensions. (Send feeback to [email protected])
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More on fractals, and why they are considered to have fractional dimensions. (Send feeback to [email protected])
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More on fractals, and why they are considered to have fractional dimensions.
(Send feeback to [email protected])
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