Abstract
Unlike the \(p=2\) case, the universal Steenrod algebra \({\mathcal Q} (p) \) at odd primes does not have a fractal structure that preserves the length of monomials. Nevertheless, when p is odd, we detect inside \(\mathcal Q(p)\) two different families of nested subalgebras, each isomorphic (as length-graded algebras) to the respective starting element of the sequence.
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