r/learnmath

3h ago

u/RectallyDisabled

Fractal Geometry beginning

Hello, I just attended a very short university course on fractal Geometry and found it fascinating. I don't attend university, I'm still in highschool, but I'd like to figure out a way to learn more about it without having to build my knowledge on stuff like analysis.

I'm relatively comfortable with set theory, decent at calculus, not amazing at geometry in general (I don't know the extent of geometry, Im only concerned with euclidian geometry we see in school, and I'm not into topology at all), and for the rest, I have a strong intuition on the whole scheme of things, so I can figure things out from context.

My question is how should I begin with studying this?…