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Introduction to Lacunarity Erik Rauch Also on fractals: A Fractal Brownian Archipelago Em Portugues Lacunarity is a counterpart to the fractal dimension that describes the texture of a fractal. It has to do with the size distribution of the holes. Roughly speaking, if a fractal has large gaps or holes, it has high lacunarity; on the other hand, if a fractal is almost translationally invariant, ...
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