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Friday Math Movie - Fractals

By Murray Bourne, 07 Mar 2008

This week's movie is a beautiful rendition of fractals with an excellent soundtrack by Ennio Morricone called Chi Mai.

The fractals are derived from complex numbers. Read more about fractals.

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One Comment on “Friday Math Movie - Fractals”

  1. Rosa says:
    17 Mar 2008 at 9:26 pm [Comment permalink]

    Very beautiful

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