Fractals, fractal structures, their graphic images + Canvas - page 16

 
Roman Kutemov:

Attached is a book.

The author has kindly shared it.

If you get a chance, please pass on a big thank you to the author.

 
Nikolai Semko:

If you get a chance, pass on a big thank you to the author.

Passed on )

 
Roman Kutemov:

Attached is a book.

The author has kindly shared it.

is there no translation into human language?

 
Maxim Dmitrievsky:

is there no translation into human language?

Please rephrase the question.

I don't think there is one in russian.

 
Roman Kutemov:

rephrase the question, please.

she can look it up here.

I don't think it's in Russian.

in Russian, yes.

okay.)

 
Roman Kutemov:

rephrase the question, please.

she can look it up here.

I don't think it's in Russian.

If from Kharkiv, the original was probably written in Russian.

 
English would have been fine too.
 
Maxim Dmitrievsky:
English would have worked, too.

found it athttps://scholar.google.ru/
very similar, but earlier

 
Nikolai Semko:

Found this athttps://scholar.google.ru/.
very similar, but earlier.

Oh, thank you!

 

The article does not claim to be original, in particular this Russian version about recurrence plots, which have long been described and have a primary source. But on the whole the topic is interesting.

Here, Nikolay may draw them in Kanvas, they look cool )