Math 331, Fall 2002: Problems 25-28
- 25.
- (expires 12/13)
Construct a Cantor set whose box counting dimension is
.
Explain a general algorithm for constructing a Cantor set with any given box dimension
.
[You can do this on Maple or by hand.]
- 26.
- (expires 12/13)
Write a TurtleCmd procedure that draws the
-th
approximation of a fractal of your choice (not the one you're using for
Project 3, and not the Koch curve!) and
calculate its box-counting dimension.
- 27.
- (expires 12/13)
[No Maple] Find the affine transformations that define the fractal below. For
notes on affine transformations, download the Maple file:
http://www.math.sunysb.edu/~mat331/Worksheets/IFS.mws.
- 28.
- (expires 12/13)
Write an IFS procedure (see
http://www.math.sunysb.edu/~mat331/Worksheets/IFS.mws) to draw
the
-th approximation of a fractal of your choice (not the one you're
using for Project 3 and not Koch or Sierpinski)
and compute its box-counting dimension.
MAT 331
2002-11-13