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Lectures On Fractals And Dimension Theory
This note covers the following topics: Basic Properties and Examples, Iterated Function Schemes, Computing dimension, Some Number Theory and algorithms, Measures and Dimension, Classic results: Projections, Slices and translations, Tranversality and Iterated function schemes with overlaps.
Author(s): Mark Pollicott
106 Pages 
Random Fractals by Peter Morters
The term fractal usually refers to sets which, in some sense, have a self-similar structure. This PDF book covers the following topics related to Random Fractals : Representing fractals by trees, Fine properties of stochastic processes, More on the planar Brownian path, etc.
Author(s): Peter Morters, University of Bath
29 Pages
This book is devoted to a phenomenon of fractal sets, or simply fractals. Topics covered includes: Sierpinski gasket, Harmonic functions on Sierpinski gasket, Applications of generalized numerical systems, Apollonian Gasket, Arithmetic properties of Apollonian gaskets, Geometric and group-theoretic approach.
Author(s): A. A. Kirillov
134 Pages
Lectures on fractal geometry and dynamics
Goal of this course note is primarily to develop the foundations of geometric measure theory, and covers in detail a variety of classical subjects. A secondary goal is to demonstrate some applications and interactions with dynamics and metric number theory.
Author(s): Michael Hochman
96 Pages
Lecture Notes on Fractal Geometry
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