Fractal physics

Fractal Physics is a theoretical framework that explores the natural world through the lens of fractal geometry, emphasising the self-similar, recursive and scalable patterns that underlie physical phenomena across multiple scales. Fractals - structures or systems that exhibit similarity in structure regardless of magnification - are not merely mathematical abstractions but are increasingly recognised as intrinsic to the organisation of complex systems, ranging from atomic arrangements to cosmological structures.

Fractal physics seeks to unify these patterns and establish a set of principles that explain how fractal behaviours govern energy distribution, material organisation, and dynamic processes. By integrating concepts from traditional physics, chaos theory and non-linear dynamics, the discipline proposes that fractal geometry may offer deeper insights into the underlying structure of the universe.