Fractal Dimension of the Family of Trinomial Arcs
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In the present paper, we deal with the union M of all trinomial arcs M(p, k, r, n). It will be shown that the fractal dimension of M is 3/2. Mathematics Subject Classification: 14H45, 26A48, 28A80, 30C15.
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تاریخ انتشار 2007