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Fractal percolation was introduced by Benot Mandelbrot in [4] and further analysed in [1]. It can be considered as the most natural way to randomize the classical middle third Cantor set in a two-dimensional setting. Recently Peres [5] has discovered a close connection between fractal percolation and the path of Brownian motion.
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Burton, R.M., Coffey, T., Dekking, F.M., Hyman, K. (1997). Fractal percolation with neighbour interaction. In: Lévy Véhel, J., Lutton, E., Tricot, C. (eds) Fractals in Engineering. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-0995-2_9
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