Constructive fractals in set theory. Tutorial. (In Russian)
Alexander Herega

TL;DR
This tutorial explores classical geometric fractals like Cantor set and Sierpinski continua from a set-theoretic perspective, providing foundational understanding for set theory and fractal geometry.
Contribution
It offers a set-theoretic presentation of classical fractals, bridging geometric intuition with formal set-theoretic concepts.
Findings
Fractals can be rigorously described using set theory.
Set-theoretic approach clarifies the structure of classical fractals.
Tutorial serves as an educational resource for set theory and fractal geometry.
Abstract
Classical geometric fractals - Cantor set and Sierpinski continua - are presented in the manual as set-theoretic objects.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications · Theoretical and Computational Physics
