Philip Moriarty on the mandelbrot set

[quaz0r]

nice one redshiftrider,  maybe you can get him to join the fractalforums  
hes gotta take a break from doing more important things once in a while doesnt he?
he wrote a mandelbrot program after all

[kram1032]

I believe he likes to play e-guitar and drum kit for fun

[TheRedshiftRider]

I see, so this discussion is already happening elsewhere

Meanwhile, Dr. Moriarty's reply is more relevant to this thread. Btw, TheRedshiftRider, he was kind enough not to point it out but you might have an i to many in his name there
Keep us posted if that correspondence develops any further though. He probably wouldn't have the time but perhaps he could have a look at the perturbation work and give a pointer towards improvements.
The perturbation theory link he gave is sure to be a good start:
http://fizika.unios.hr/~ilukacevic/dokumenti/materijali_za_studente/qm2/Lecture_2_Perturbation_theory.pdf for your convenience.

Thank you for the url. I had just enough time to post so I forgot it.
Oops... thanks again. I'll correct it and apologise.

nice one redshiftrider,  maybe you can get him to join the fractalforums 
hes gotta take a break from doing more important things once in a while doesnt he?
he wrote a mandelbrot program after all

I will give him a link to this thread so he can read this all. He could decide for himself to join.

I believe he likes to play e-guitar and drum kit for fun

Yes.

[TheRedshiftRider]

I got another reply. A pretty nice one actually.

Edit:

It reminds me of this:

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/HvgomEfQfKc&rel=1&fs=1&hd=1" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/v/HvgomEfQfKc&rel=1&fs=1&hd=1</a>

[quaz0r]

dont worry phil, we are just pretentious fractal enthusiasts, carry on 

[TheRedshiftRider]

I asked him this as well. This is very interesting, absolutely amazing.


Edit: link: http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/~ppzpjm/Frontiers-Nano-Ver2-1-May2015.pdf