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- Field:Fractals (1,558 bytes)
2: |Field=Fractals
4: ...urtherInfo=Three common techniques for generating fractals are:
6: ... Escape-time fractals — (also known as "orbits" fractals) These are defined by a recurrence relation at ea...
8: ...-Square, Menger sponge, are some examples of such fractals.
10: ...e. The latter yields so-called mass- or dendritic fractals, for example, diffusion-limited aggregation or re... - Previous Field:Fractals Discussion (2,667 bytes)
1: ...ls]] page and current [[Field talk:Fractals|Field:Fractals Discussion]] page
15: ...ng, so I went ahead and changed it to Escape-time fractals are created in the complex plane with a single fu...
30: ...d to revise the information in the '''Examples of Fractals''' sections.'' - Markus-Lyapunov Fractals (12,900 bytes)
4: |ImageIntro=Markus-Lyapunov fractals are representations of the regions of chaos and s...
16: ...e darker. The bands of black that appear in many fractals therefore show where the Lyapunov exponent is exa...
53: ... type of system was not his method for generating fractals, but his use of periodic rate-of-change forcing. ...
60: ...he Markus-Lyapunov fractal come out. Each of the fractals is formed from some pattern of two rates of chang...
62: Because the axes used to map these fractals are measurements of changes in ''a'' and ''b'', t... - Pop-Up Fractals (11,647 bytes)
2: |ImageName='''Pop-Up Fractals'''
5: ...g/mathimages/index.php/Field:Fractals Fractals]). Fractals are found everywhere, in nature and in math. Howe...
8: ...acts as a jumpstart for our exploration in Pop-Up Fractals.
113: ...is type of pattern to help you with higher staged fractals.
129: |other=Fractals
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- Different Strokes (1,393 bytes)
7: ...framing that combines the classicism of the first fractals with the latest advances of fractal art.
10: |Field=Fractals - Mateko (1,246 bytes)
4: ...esigner Dan Kuzmenka's usual earth tones. He uses fractals to express a spiral without showing the same shap...
11: |Field=Fractals - Linda Allison (572 bytes)
3: ...framing that combines the classicism of the first fractals with the latest advances of fractal art. - Author:Linda Allison (573 bytes)
3: ...framing that combines the classicism of the first fractals with the latest advances of fractal art. - Field:Fractals (1,558 bytes)
2: |Field=Fractals
4: ...urtherInfo=Three common techniques for generating fractals are:
6: ... Escape-time fractals — (also known as "orbits" fractals) These are defined by a recurrence relation at ea...
8: ...-Square, Menger sponge, are some examples of such fractals.
10: ...e. The latter yields so-called mass- or dendritic fractals, for example, diffusion-limited aggregation or re... - Fractal Scene I (1,361 bytes)
8: ...clouds and plant life are generated using [[Field:Fractals| fractal]] methods. The mountains are created usi...
15: |Field=Fractals - SlideShowData (258 bytes)
3: |Field1 = Fractals - ThumbTest (274 bytes)
3: |Field1 = Fractals - Tunnel (903 bytes)
14: |Field=Fractals - Broken Heart (736 bytes)
14: |Field=Fractals - Skull (961 bytes)
14: |Field=Fractals - Strange plant 1 (864 bytes)
4: ...anic in origin, much like a fern or other plant. Fractals reiterate infinitely, and real ferns seem to grow...
5: ...anic in origin, much like a fern or other plant. Fractals reiterate infinitely, and real ferns seem to grow...
13: |Field=Fractals - Fractal Bog (470 bytes)
10: |Field=Fractals - Kleinian Quasifuchsian Limit Set (666 bytes)
4: ...unimaginable”, but today we can visualize these fractals with computers.
5: ...unimaginable”, but today we can visualize these fractals with computers.
9: |Field=Fractals - Romanesco broccoli (1,213 bytes)
4: |ImageIntro=Fractals appear in nature, and the Romanesco broccoli is a...
5: ...ugh. This is an example of a fractal in nature. Fractals are infinite series of numbers that repeat a patt...
16: |Field=Fractals - Mandelbrot Set 1 (1,124 bytes)
14: |Field=Fractals - Fractal Dimension (1,332 bytes)
3: ...nsion''', <math>D</math>, of a particular [[Field:Fractals|fractal]] is a measure of how the complexity of t... - Lorenz Attractor (3,137 bytes)
33: The graph produced in this case is a [[Field:Fractals|fractal]] of [[Fractal Dimension|Hausdorff dimens...
45: |Field2=Fractals - Cardioid (19,922 bytes)
248: The Mandelbrot set is a [[Field:Fractals|fractal]], which shows the same patterns at any l... - Cantor Set (3,763 bytes)
4: |ImageIntro=A Cantor set is a simple [[Field:Fractals|fractal]] that laid the foundation for modern top...
33: ...itely self-similar'', the Cantor set is a [[Field:Fractals|fractal]]
63: |Field2=Fractals
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