The Barnsley fern is a fascinating example of a fractal image created by repeated mathematical transformations. Named after mathematician Michael Barnsley, this fern shows how complex and lifelike structures can be created through simple, iterative processes alone. The Barnsley fern consists of a series of transformations applied repeatedly to points in a coordinate system. The result is an image that looks amazingly realistic, replicating the shape of a fern. The elegance of the Barnsley fern l

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