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![]() ![]() z -> z^2 + c. The standard method, also called "the Level Set Method" (LSM), will first be described. Then a big amount will be attached to "Binary Decomposition of Level Sets" and its meaning regarding the forms of Mandel & Julia. Following these articles presuppose a very elementary knowledge of complex numbers and the concept of iteration. This can be achieved from among others: http://www.olympus.net/personal/dewey/mandelbrot.html The images having an alternating color gradient are produced with MandelZot (MacOS) written by Dave Platt. It can be downloaded from: http://radagast.org/~dplatt/mac/ The rest are produced with Ultra Fractal (UF). To these parameter-files will be attached. The images with the word "Distant" in their filenames are out-zoomed, the magnification set to 0.14. The others, showing the whole of a Julia set or the Mandelbrot set have their magnification set to 1, expect for c = -2, which has its magnification set to 0.9. Regards, Ingvar Ingvar Kullberg, December 2001 www.come.to/kullberg / http://come.to/kullberg |