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Fractal
visionaries
and enthusiasts:
Things were very hectic here at FC again on Thursday. (And I
thought we were in a recession.) But at least FL is on the
mend,
and will likely be back in action by Friday, which will relieve the
pressure on me and allow more time for a proper fractal
search.
But most likely, we will remain in the M-set.
Today's image is another very deep scene at the end of the negative
X-axis of the Mandelbrot set. But today, the image has a
difference. The bailout radius of the M-set has been set to
3,
which causes the X-axis to be cut off at a point around
sqrt(3).
The tiny minibrot at the center of the image is located very near the
end of this shortened main spike.
The basic equal-iteration rendering of the scene was very dull, so I
livened things up by rendering the scene with the outside set to
'fmod'. The result earns a rating of an honest 7.
The name "FMOD on the X-axis" simply tells it like it is.
Though the magnitude of the image is well within the range of arbitrary
precision math, the actual magnitude of around 10^21 is much less than
the magnitude of the images of the past few days, cutting the
calculation time to a much more reasonable 9-1/4 minutes.
But a calculation time of over 9 minutes is still a lot of time to
devote to an FOTD image. The remedy is to surf down to the
active
FOTD web site at:
http://www.emarketingiseasy.com/TESTS/FOTD/jim_muths_fotd.html
where the finished image is or soon will be posted.
The original FOTD site may be accessed at:
http://www.Nahee.com/FOTD/
A mix of clouds and sun, occasional flurries of snow, and a temperature
just around freezing made Thursday a typical midwinter day here at
Fractal Central. Two inches of fresh snow piled up overnight
Wednesday, but on top of the foot (30cm) or so of old snow, made little
difference.
The fractal cat duo tried their window shelf, but soon decided the sun
was too irregular, and took to the shelf over the heat. With
FL
feeling better but still out of action, my day was another hectic one,
doing double duty. Luckily, the Mandelbrot set once again
came to
the fractal rescue with a quick image.
The next FOTD will be posted in 24 hours. Most likely it will
be
another scene in the infinitely complex and extremely fast Mandelbrot
set. Until then, take care, and what is wrong with the
current
world? (Maybe it's that I'm nearing codgerhood.)
Jim Muth
jamth@mindspring.com
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