Fractals Produced by Varying p on the Chaos Game with 5 Vertices @MathDoctorMitchell

Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 38 minutes ago

This animation, created using MATLAB, illustrates the resulting stable attractor generated by "the Chaos Game" with varying proportions p = 0 to p = 0.35.

The self-similarity of the fractal is shown in the zoomed-in windows on the right.

Research question: What is the precise proportion at which the pentagon tips will intersect?

$Fractals Produced by Varying p on the Chaos Game with 5 Vertices This animation, created using MATLAB, illustrates the resulting stable attractor generated by the Chaos Game with varying proportions p = 0 to p = 0.35. The self-similarity of the fractal is shown in the zoomed-in windows on the right. Research question: What is the precise proportion at which the pentagon tips will intersect?$

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