Hausdorff dimension is not a fine enough analysis for many objects of interest in modern fractal geometry. Luckily Hausdorff dimension can be adapted to the study of multifractals or a multifractal decomposition via multifractal analysis. This area of modern fractal geometry is core to my math phd research area for my dissertation, and so I wanted to spend a bit of time trying to communicate a bit about it here. In the process we'll connect fractal constructions and measure theory to generate a "irregular" fractal where such a multifractal analysis is required and then give an overview of what such an analysis would involve.
00:00 Intro
00:14 What is studied in fractal geometry?
03:10 A fractal with "irregularity"
07:11 Nathan's mid video math comm crisis
07:58 A multifractal analysis with respect to local dimension
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