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In my apartment, garage, and workshop, i have a large number of metal cabinets with plastic drawers. But since this is not intended to be a book solely for mathematicians, this page is here as an attempt to explain what exactly this means, give a general impression of what systems of numbers are and how they can be built. Keep on adding new triangles to the middle part of each side, and the result is a koch curve. Backtrack to where you have a sure footing, work through their derivation. Unfortunately, this book cant be printed from the openbook. The tone, pace and level of the book are nicely judged for middle level undergraduates studying mathematics. To the middle third of each side, add another equilateral triangle. On three definitions of chaos nonlinear dynamics and systems.
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