An Exploration Of The Generalized Cantor Set
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AUTHOR(S)
Md. Shariful Islam Khan, Md. Shahidul Islam
KEYWORDS
Keywords: Cantor set, Dimension, Fractal, Generalization, Self-similar.
ABSTRACT
Abstract: In this paper, we study the prototype of fractal of the classical Cantor middle-third set which consists of points along a line segment, and possesses a number of fascinating properties. We discuss the construction and the self-similarity of the Cantor set. We also generalized the construction of this set and find its fractal dimension.
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