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Video Infoblog: Lecture - 14 Introduction to Fractals
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Video Infoblog: The relationship between chaos, fractal and physics
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Video Infoblog Plus: Fractals are typically not self-similar
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Calculating Fractal Dimension
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Using the basic equation n=1/s^D for calculating dimension D. Below shows the number of pieces n in relationship to s vs D for a given line, square and cube. Reworking: D is dimension, s is scale and n is number of line segments. Start here: n=1/s^D <=> D = log n = log 1/(1/s^D) = log <=> D = log n/log s