Similarity Dimension/Examples

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Examples of Similarity Dimensions

Cantor Set

The similarity dimension $D$ of the Cantor set is given by:

$D = \dfrac {\ln 2} {\ln 3}$


Closed Unit Interval

The similarity dimension of the closed unit interval:

$I = \closedint 0 1$

is $1$.


Koch Snowflake

The similarity dimension $D$ of the Koch snowflake is given by:

$D = \dfrac {\ln 4} {\ln 3}$


Unit Square

The similarity dimension of the unit square is $2$.