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• Hausdorff dimension
  ...mension of 2, since it does not fully occupy the 2-dimensional realm. The Hausdorff dimension describes this mathematically by measuring the size of the set. For self-s The notion of Hausdorff dimension refines this notion of dimension such that the dimension can be any non-neg
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• Hausdorff dimension/Approval
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• Hausdorff dimension/Definition
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• Hausdorff dimension/Related Articles
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• Dimension (mathematics)
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• Hausdorff dimension/Related Articles
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• Cantor set/Related Articles
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• Hausdorff dimension
  ...mension of 2, since it does not fully occupy the 2-dimensional realm. The Hausdorff dimension describes this mathematically by measuring the size of the set. For self-s The notion of Hausdorff dimension refines this notion of dimension such that the dimension can be any non-neg
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• Fractal
  * the [[Hausdorff dimension]] greater than the [[topological dimension]] ...). For example the trajectories of the Brownian motion in the plane have [[Hausdorff dimension]] 2.
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• Cantor set
  ...hird of a [[line segment]] on each iteration. It is a [[fractal]] with a [[Hausdorff dimension]] of [[Natural logarithm|ln]](2)/ln(3), which is approximately 0.63.
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• Fractal/Bibliography
  ...high school level. With brief history including Peano and Koch leading to Hausdorff dimension. Examples of imaginary-number math, how to generate a fractal. With formula
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• Space (mathematics)
  ...logical" concept of dimension applies to topological spaces. There is also Hausdorff dimension for metric spaces; this one can be non-integer (especially for fractals). S
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