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Mathematics: Fractal Dimensions of More than 130 000 Islands Covered

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The coastline paradox says that coasts have a fractal structure and are therefore difficult to measure. However, coasts are clearly smoother than expected.
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Mathematics: Fractal Dimensions of More than 130 000 Islands Covered

The coastline paradox says that coasts have a fractal structure and are therefore difficult to measure. However, coasts are clearly smoother than expected.

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spektrum.de broke the news in Heidelberg, Germany on Monday, May 18, 2026.
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