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for maths society i need to do a presentation. i had already started making a presentation on the cardinality of infinite sets but then i found someone else was doing the exact same thing (before me). now i need to start from scratch but i can't find any topic in maths that interests me. any ideas? ps. i like abstract maths excluding anything geometry/shapes.
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Something I'm interested in, and a topic our Maths Society covered, is fractals - did you know that they're called that because their dimensions are not integers (fractional -> fractal)? For example, the Sierpinski Triangle has Haussdorf dimension log(3)/log(2) ≈ 1.585. Show them how beautiful complex numbers can be with some images of the Mandelbrot Set!
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Ditto to the poster above - Julia Sets? can talk about the different types of points in them, the Fatou Domains, cantour sets (with an expanation of the middle-thirds cantour set), Fatou dust, and the fact that the set of all connected sets (of julia sets) IS the Mandelbrot set.
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(Original post by otah007)
Something I'm interested in, and a topic our Maths Society covered, is fractals - did you know that they're called that because their dimensions are not integers (fractional -> fractal)? For example, the Sierpinski Triangle has Haussdorf dimension log(3)/log(2) ≈ 1.585. Show them how beautiful complex numbers can be with some images of the Mandelbrot Set!
Something I'm interested in, and a topic our Maths Society covered, is fractals - did you know that they're called that because their dimensions are not integers (fractional -> fractal)? For example, the Sierpinski Triangle has Haussdorf dimension log(3)/log(2) ≈ 1.585. Show them how beautiful complex numbers can be with some images of the Mandelbrot Set!
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