A self-similar fractal defined by repeatedly subdividing an equilateral triangle and removing the central sub-triangle, producing infinite recursive structure from a simple rule.
Canonical example of a fractal demonstrating self-similarity, recursive structure, and non-integer Hausdorff dimension (~1.585); bridges abstract mathematics and visual pattern.
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