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Basic topological structure of fast basins

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Barnsley, Michael
Lesniak, Krzysztof
Rypka, Miroslav

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World Scientific Publishing Company

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We define fractal continuations and the fast basin of the IFS and investigate which properties they inherit from the attractor. Some illustrated examples are provided.

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Fractals. Complex Geometry, Patterns and Scaling in Nature and Society

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2099-12-31
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