Fjord Patterns are Fractal
by Owen Borville
September 22, 2021
Science, Mathematics
Fjords are long, narrow, deep inlets of the sea between high cliffs found in places with glaciation like Norway and Iceland and are formed by the submergence of the valleys.
Fjords are similar to stream branche patterns in that they are fractal, featuring repeating patterns at multiple scales large and small and showing unlimited complextion toward infinity when magnified.
by Owen Borville
September 22, 2021
Science, Mathematics
Fjords are long, narrow, deep inlets of the sea between high cliffs found in places with glaciation like Norway and Iceland and are formed by the submergence of the valleys.
Fjords are similar to stream branche patterns in that they are fractal, featuring repeating patterns at multiple scales large and small and showing unlimited complextion toward infinity when magnified.