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    cloois:
This is a Lichtenberg Figure, named for Georg Christoph Lichtenberg, who discovered them in the eighteenth century. The fractal pattern is created by applying a high-voltage to plexiglass which results in the electrical current taking a diffusion-limited random-walk through the plexiglass due to dielectric breakdown at high potentials. cloois:
This is a Lichtenberg Figure, named for Georg Christoph Lichtenberg, who discovered them in the eighteenth century. The fractal pattern is created by applying a high-voltage to plexiglass which results in the electrical current taking a diffusion-limited random-walk through the plexiglass due to dielectric breakdown at high potentials.

    cloois:

    This is a Lichtenberg Figure, named for Georg Christoph Lichtenberg, who discovered them in the eighteenth century. The fractal pattern is created by applying a high-voltage to plexiglass which results in the electrical current taking a diffusion-limited random-walk through the plexiglass due to dielectric breakdown at high potentials.
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      This is a Lichtenberg Figure, named for Georg Christoph Lichtenberg, who discovered them in the eighteenth century....
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