Title: Hausdorff of hypecomplex J-M sets Post by: snayperx on January 28, 2014, 12:41:53 PM Hello,
I tried to find any information on the calculation of Hausdorff dimension of quaternionic J-M sets and there is no any academic papers or even trials of determination of it. By the analogy to the classical J-M sets (i.e. on the complex plane) it could be expected that the "hypersurface" of their quaternionic versions have HD=4. Could anyone here did such studies? Title: Re: Hausdorff of hypecomplex J-M sets Post by: David Makin on January 28, 2014, 01:07:19 PM I think it unlikely for quaternions since they most definitely do not exhibit fractal structure in all directions across their "surface" - it seems more possible for what I think of as "standard" hypercomplex otherwise known as bi-complex fractals and even more so in the case of the Mandelbulbs - though of course Mandelbulbs are 3D rather than 4D.
Title: Re: Hausdorff of hypecomplex J-M sets Post by: Endemyon on March 30, 2014, 04:38:19 PM You can try to estimate the dimension by the "Box-Counting Method" with Quaternonic boxes . http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Box_counting_dimension (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Box_counting_dimension) If you input log(N(eta))as a function of log(1/eta) you have two options : - You don't find a straight line, the shape is not a fractal (it doesn't follow a power law where the exponent is the minkowski-bouligand dimension). - If it does follow a straight line, the slope of this line is its dimension |