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Project Number: 48-MH-0223
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FRACTALS AND ART\\
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An Interactive Qualifying Project Report\\
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Submitted to the Faculty\\
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of the\\
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WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE\\
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in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the\\
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Degree of Bachelor of Science\\
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by\\
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{\bf Steven J. Conte}\\
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and\\
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{\bf John F. Waymouth IV}\\
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Date: April 29, 2003\\
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Approved:\\
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  1. Fractals\\
  2. Art\\
  3. Computer Art\\
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  Professor Mayer Humi, Advisor\\
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\begin{abstract}
Fractals are mathematically defined objects with self-similar detail on every level of magnification.  In the past, scientists have studied their mathematical properties by rendering them on computers.  Recently, artists have discovered the possibilities of rendering fractals in beautiful ways in order to create works of art.  This project provides some background on several kinds of fractals, explains how they are rendered, and shows that fractal art is a newly emerging artistic paradigm.
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