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June 2008
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Hilbert space-filling curve

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The term fractal, introduced in the mid 1970's by Benoit Mandelbrot, is now commonly used to describe this family of non-differentiable functions that are infinite in length. Find out more about their origins and history.

Tags: fractal : continuity : differentiability : Weierstrass' function : Hilbert space-filling curve