Fractal surfaces

Fractal Surfaces surveys the mathematics of fractal geometry alongside the methods used to model surfaces. Russ connects the theory to practical problems in the real world, giving a broad yet approachable introduction to the subject.

The book is aimed at researchers who need working techniques for measuring surfaces and interpreting the data they produce. Beyond the tools themselves, it invites readers to consider why natural forms so often follow fractal patterns in shaping the world around us.