The standard way to have a fractal generation function is: z = f(z,c) = f(z) + c, just adding c.
What about f(z,c) = z*c + 1/z*c? where z and c are intermixed with multiplication. Or what about f(z,c) = z^c or f(z,c) = c^z ?
In the table scaled 1.0 is the scale value of the function: scale*f(z,c): 1.0*f(z,c).
Scaling f(z,c) functions in general is not of much value.
In the table s=0.25 is the start value 0.25 of the iteration. Please see math basics.
In the table the link "rendering" is a link to show different mathematical renderings of f(z,c).
Clicking on the thumbnail image, a large version is shown.
scaled 1.0 s=0.0 rendering |
scaled 1.0 s=0.0 rendering |
scaled 1.0 s=0.0 rendering |
scaled 1.0 s=2.0 rendering |
scaled 1.0 s=-1.0 rendering |
scaled 1.0 s=2.0 rendering |
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scaled 1.0 s=2.0 rendering |
scaled 1.0 s=2.0 rendering |
scaled 1.0 s=1.88988157 rendering |
scaled 1.0 s=0.5 rendering |
scaled 1.0 s=2.46264186 rendering |
scaled 1.0 s=1.889881575 rendering |
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scaled 1.0 s=2.0 rendering |
scaled 1.0 s=-0.300283106 rendering |
scaled 1.0 s=4.0 rendering |
scaled 1.0 s=0.0 rendering |
scaled 1.0 s=0.4 rendering |
scaled 1.0 s=-1.472470394 rendering |
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