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Section 4. Fractals
A-B-C and Five Up fractals are themselves parts of similar fractals of a bigger size

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We can consider the A-B-C and the Five Wave fractals as building blocks. A large A-B-C fractal is itself composed of a number of five wave and three wave structures. Specifically, wave A and wave C are composed of five waves and follow a shape of the Five Wave Fractal. Those two Five Wave fractals are connected by a three wave structure which follows a shape of the A-B-C fractal of a smaller size. Moreover, each of waves 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 that are parts of the waves A and C, is shaped as a-b-c fractal. Those small a-b-c fractals have the same shape and follow the same rules as the bigger A-B-C fractal.

 

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  1. Introduction to Section 4.
  2. How small A-B-C and Five Up fractals become parts of similar bigger fractals.
  3. Bigger fractals are just combinations of smaller size fractals.
  4. How Waves are subdivided into subwaves.
  5. What You Should Remember about Fractals.
  6. How to Label Waves and Subwaves.
  7. Impulsive vs Corrective Waves.

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