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claim:slim-fractals-scale-dependent-fractal-dimension-arise-in-physical-systems-with-dissipation-where-the-saddle-like-set-decays-over-timeSlim fractals (scale-dependent fractal dimension) arise in physical systems with dissipation, where the saddle-like set decays over time
Explains why EqR-Sudoku basins show decreasing fractal dimension with zoom.
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extracted_from(2026) · Jeffrey Lai · Anthony Bao · J. Quinn · William Gilpin
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- EqR-Sudoku uncertainty exponent decreases with zoom: α=0.249±6e-3 (1×), 0.243±9e-3 (10×), 0.216±4e-3 (100×)associated_withsupportsEvidence that EqR-Sudoku basins are 'slim fractals' — scale-dependent, decreasing fractal complexity with resolution.
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