Albert

E=mc^2 is energy=mass X very large number(speed of light)^2. Albert Einstein is dead now. He had crazy hair. That is why he is related to math. He was doing math equations and his hair caught on fire with his pencil lead. Lead is flammable.

Einstein

Albert Einstein came up with the equation E=mc^2. This is a weird picture of Albert Einstein.

This is pascals triangle. it is used very often in math.

a tesselation is caused by a shape being repeated over and over again in different dirrections with no gaps or spaces

this is a picture of a tesselation. the angels are reflected across the x and y axis.

The wings of the blue butterflies are perpendicular to each other. there are 2 pairs of parrallel wings.

Butterfly

The wings of the butterflies are symetrical to one another. There is a square in the middle of the butterflies. It looks like a cross turned on it's size.

Applications of Fractals

One of the earliest applications of fractals was in computer graphical modeling. Storing a database of terrain features is difficult, but storing an algorithm which can generate pictures which look relatively realistic on the fly is easy. Other applications include random number generation.

Different Fractals

Mathematical fractals are infinite and endless. Fractals of the nature are always finite and at least in some ammount irregular.