Examples of these entities include the Koch Snowflake, the Sierpinski Triangle, and the Mandelbrot Set.
Daniel White and Paul Nylander constructed a three dimensional variety of one of these entities using spherical coordinates called a "bulb." A type of derivative named for these entities can be used to model Fick's second law in an alternative manner. One of these entities named for Newton is a boundary set in the complex plane derived from his root finding method. Examples of these entities include the Koch Snowflake, the Sierpinski Triangle, and the Mandelbrot Set. For 10 points, name these mathematical constructs which consist of self-similar patterns.
Daniel White and Paul Nylander constructed a three dimensional variety of one of these entities using spherical coordinates called a "bulb.
Fractals