Join us for our 3rd talk in the series, "Reach of Mathematics", with Professor Elsa Arcaute. Professor Arcaute is a member of the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA); an interdisciplinary department of the Bartlett that combines multiple areas to analyse the structure of cities. See below for more details on the talk:
Date: 13/03, 13-14:30
Location: LG11 Lecture Room, Bentham House
Title: Fractals in urban systems
Abstract:
Cities stem from a myriad of interactions, resulting in a diverse array of structures shaped by reinforced patterns, influenced by both slow and fast dynamics. This presentation examines how these collective heterogeneities culminate in fractal structures. Moreover, it discusses how multifractal analysis serves as a valuable tool in dissecting spatial and distribution variation.