How do Complex Numbers warp the plane ?

[tit_toinou]

Here is the answer :
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/CMMrEDIFPZY&rel=1&fs=1&hd=1" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/v/CMMrEDIFPZY&rel=1&fs=1&hd=1</a> 

[JVillella]

Ha ha ha nice!

[aluminumstudios]

That's very well done and just a little disturbing at points 

[Dinkydau]

nice video

[tit_toinou]

Thanks!

[cKleinhuis]

nice vid, cool that you printed the formulas in the lower left corner!
perhaps i shall make this topic sticky ? yes i do ...

[jehovajah]

Worth a look.

Warping the plane though sounds cool, but in fact it is a fractal division of the plane, and illustrates well some natural processes of division/partition and combination. In particular it models cell division, both mitosis and meiosis and some we have not even looked for.

It is tempting to wonder if nature uses such a formula, but of course it does not, it uses an analogue of it which is more pragmatic, but requires an underlying rotational motion to be posited to effect it.

[tit_toinou]

Thanks for the sticky cKleinhuis !
@jehovajah : good comparison with mitosis ! Looks like you're always high when posting in this forum and you have interesting ideas.

I'm thinking about making a new video. If someone has a request for a complex function I can maybe include it in the next video.