June 23, 2013: Mathematic Mystery | June 21 | June 24 | 2013 | FOTD Home |
Fractal
visionaries
and enthusiasts:
Today's image has a math rating of 9, which is an exceptional rating
for the mathematical aspect of an image. The rating is based
on
the lack of discontinuities. All images that have a fractal
exponent of Z in their generating expression must contain
discontinuities. There is no way around it.
Well, maybe there is! Today's image takes us into a area of
debris polluting the large northern bud of the large minibrot on the
main stem of the parent Mandelbrot set, which is corrupted in its
depths by Z^(3.5) energies. The minibrot at the center is
purely
of order 3.5, but checking the elements beyond the minibrot, I see a
ring of seven, arranged nearly perfectly, with no discontinuities in
sight.
It's impossible, but there it is, for all the fractal world to stare at
in awe and wonder. But don't be too shocked.
Discontinuities actually *are* in the image, but I have arranged the
colors so that the breaks are invisible.
Despite the exceptional math interest, the artistic aspect of the scene
is boringly average. The rating of a 6 will win neither
praise
nor trophies, but the image is still worth the 50 seconds required to
calculate it, if only to see a symmetrical Z^(3.5) fractal not filled
with breaks. Checking the web sites will eliminate the
calculation nuisance.
Typical midsummer conditions prevailed here at Fractal Central today,
with mostly clear blue skies, a hot sun, and a sweltering temperature
of 90F 32C. Early in the afternoon the fractal cat found a
cool
spot to stretch out in, and stayed there until evening when the sun
went down. (Sunset was at 8:43pm EDT today here at
FC.) The
fractal humans took it easy most of the day, avoiding distractions such
as cook-outs.
The next FOTD will be posted shortly. Those who can see time
as
an illusion might be able to view the next image at once. The
rest will have to wait. Until whenever, take care, and as I
see
it, time is not an illusion. It is the fourth dimension of
space,
viewed edge-on.
Jim Muth
jimmuth@earthlink.net
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