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Exploring Fractals Through Iterated Affine Transformations

Delve into the world of fractals through iterative affine transformations, understanding how self-similar shapes are created from sets of contractive transformations. Learn about Hausdorff distance, attractors, and the magic of rendering fractals.

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Exploring Fractals Through Iterated Affine Transformations

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  1. Fractals and Iterated Affine Transformations Dr. Scott Schaefer

  2. What are Fractals?

  3. What are Fractals?

  4. What are Fractals?

  5. What are Fractals?

  6. What are Fractals? • Recursion made visible • A self-similar shape created from a set of contractive transformations

  7. Contractive Transformations • A transformation F(X) is contractive if, for all compact sets • Transformations on sets? • Distance between sets?

  8. Transformations on Sets • Given a transformation F(x), • In other words, F(X) means apply the transformation to each point in the set X

  9. Hausdorff Distance

  10. Hausdorff Distance

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  12. Hausdorff Distance

  13. Hausdorff Distance

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  18. Hausdorff Distance

  19. Contractive Transformations • A transformation F(X) is contractive if, for all compact sets

  20. Iterated Affine Transformations • Special class of fractals where each transformation is an affine transformation

  21. Rendering Fractals Given starting set X0 • Attractor is

  22. Rendering Fractals Given starting set X0 • Attractor is

  23. Rendering Fractals Given starting set X0 • Attractor is

  24. Rendering Fractals Given starting set X0 • Attractor is

  25. Rendering Fractals Given starting set X0 • Attractor is

  26. Rendering Fractals

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  50. Contractive Transformations • A transformation F(X) is contractive if, for all compact sets • A set of transformations has a unique attractor if all transformations are contractive • That attractor is independent of the starting shape!!!

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