Tuesday, August 23, 2016

Fractal figures. Seen a lot in Nature.


Fractal figures.  Seen a lot in Nature.

Originally shared by Corina Marinescu

The Harriss spiral is constructed from rectangles in the ratio of the plastic number (1.3247…), in a similar way to how a Fibonacci spiral is created from rectangles in the related golden ratio (1.6180…). These plastic rectangles can be split into two smaller plastic rectangles, leaving a square. Recursively splitting the rectangles, and drawing curves in the squares gives this fractal spiral.

I just want to say merci beaucoup to matthen for all his work, absolutely addictive!!
You can find his work here: http://blog.matthen.com/

Reference:
https://www.theguardian.com/science/alexs-adventures-in-numberland/2015/jan/13/golden-ratio-beautiful-new-curve-harriss-spiral

#math   #coding   #HarrissSpiral

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