Sierpinski octostar
Please first check the examples tab (.mlx doc) here on the right for a complete description.
Once downloaded, typewrite 'doc Sierpinski_octostar' or 'help Sierpinski_octostar' in Matlab console for support.
To benefit from the file documentation attached, be sure to download the file, not to just copy and paste it.
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Mathworlds (2021). Sierpinski octostar (https://github.com/NicolasDouillet/sierpinski_octostar/releases/tag/v2.0), GitHub. Retrieved .
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