Construction of Sierpinski Triangle in Two or Three Dimensions
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In this Demonstration, we create a Sierpiński triangle within three vertices in 2D or 3D. Select the three starting points and the number of iterations; the program then draws the corresponding stage of an evolving Sierpiński triangle.
Contributed by: Jonathan Kogan (January 2017)
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Published: January 9 2017
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