| Formula f(z,c) | Start value s | Image | Remark |
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the new top formula is a parametrized one: z2 + c + alpha/c, which results in an animation you can watch here, or on youtube or you can download it. The animation shows the parametrized formula between the parameters alpha=-2 to alpha=2. For alpha=0 the formula is the classic Mandelbrot set. This is, where the animation "stops" for one second. |
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a double apple manikin with connected apple manikins. A simple formula derived from the formula of the classical Mandelbrot set: z2+c. This simple formula I obtained playing with c-transformations. |
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a variation of the formula above. Seeing the pattern in the formula results in the next formula c10+1/c10. |
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a ring of 20 pairwise connected apple manikins |
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another simple formula, close to the first one |
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variation with more apple manikins |
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a triple, function found by playing with z-transformations on z2+c |
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the same triple with a different rendering method |
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result of a calculation error calculating the above formula. Just a one was missing. Amazingly very look a like images, such look a like pairs with different formulas I call twins. |
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1.0 |
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double apple manikin |
| -0.25z^2c^2+zc | 1.0 |
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another double apple manikin |
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rendered with "BeamBrown2N" rendering method | ||
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rendered with mathematical rendering method see the render page |
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-1.0 |
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double apple manikin, attached to island |
| -0.099105672621 |
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same formula, double apple manikin close by to the double apple manikin above. You can watch this function with changing start values on youtube |
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0.0 |
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amoeba |
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1.0 |
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flower nova |
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0.82471921 |
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4 spiral Ferguson nova |
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rendered with mathematical rendering method see the render page |
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0.0 |
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nova with big apple manikins on tip |
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1.0 |
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apple manikin with circle form |
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0.83677334 |
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flower amoeba, a bit weird |
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0.81063034 |
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flower apple manikin |
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1.224489795918 |
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apple manikins within a circle |