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Multi-Fractals

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A strange attractor may be better represented in terms of intertwined fractal subsets, each with their own scaling exponent (dimension).  This opens a new realm of applications of fractal geometry to physical systems.

•  J. Feder "Fractals" Chapt. 6
•  I. Procaccia "Universal properties of dynamically complex systems: the organisation of chaos"  Nature  vol. 333  (1988) p618.