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Mon, 13 Nov 2006

All Our Actions Are Constantly Repeated / Mandelbrot Set
I can't resist a good mathematical joke, which may be because it's so rare that I encounter one. In case you didn't know, the Mandelbrot set is a simple mathematical formula that somehow produces pictures of startling complexity and beauty, the creation of mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot. Whose name translates as almond bread, which I know is irrelevant but which I still think is pretty amusing.

I've spend more than my share of time and energy writing programs to generate Mandelbrot images, as well as enjoying those produced by others. It's the repeating but never quite identical nature of the Mandelbrot set that makes it so addictive. And so it is with this Mandelbrot Set, which, if not quite so endlessly fascinating as their namesake, do manage to produce mathematically intriguing textures. Benoit might enjoy the comparison.

All Our Actions Are Constantly Repeated
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