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| Description: A Mandelbrot fractal based on the equation z = z^2 + c. Created with the Fractal Science Kit (http://www.fractalsciencekit.com/index.htm) Enjoy, Ross Hilbert hilbert@fractalsciencekit.com Stats: Total Favorities: 0 View Who Favorited Filesize: 655.9kB Height: 700 Width: 1050 Keywords: fractal science kit mandelbrot Posted by: Ross Hilbert  June 19, 2009, 06:45:54 PMRating:  by 1 members.Image Linking Codes
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Ross Hilbert
Fractal Phenom  Posts: 469 
| June 21, 2009, 02:36:49 PM I too have much to learn. The fun part of fractal exploration is trying out different fractal equations/programs, transformations, and coloring algorithms and seeing what happens. When you find something that looks really cool its like finding hidden treasure! Ross |
| Guest | June 21, 2009, 01:59:00 PM As you can most likely see from viewing my DA gallery, I don't actually have a handle on the math involved in fractals as yet. I just work with the transformations, and plug in different numbers and palettes till I like what I see. This doesn't mean I wont keep trying to get fractal math inside my noggin; I was good with exponential expressions when I was in school. Mind you, this was nearly 40 years ago...lol! |
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Ross Hilbert
Fractal Phenom Posts: 469
| June 20, 2009, 10:48:41 PM Thanks Hypnogems! Yes, it's a 2300X magnification about the point -0.479067325669369 and rotated 90 degrees with a complex transformation applied: f(z) = z/(1+z) - 1/(1-z). The coloring is based on the minimum of the expression r = p1-p2 where p1/p2 are the orthocenter/incenter of the last 3 orbit points. Ross |
| Guest | June 20, 2009, 09:34:31 AM Ahhh I see! *as light bulb suddenly appears over head* A zoom in on one section, yes? |
| Guest | June 20, 2009, 09:32:56 AM Beautiful, Ross! This looks like no Mandelbrot I've ever seen... |
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