[Mike Field] has always been interested in the Mandelbrot Set since he first read about ... do so would be to use one to program a Mandelbrot fractal engine. He started out with a goal of creating ...

These images are of the 'Mandelbrot' sets for polynomials z d + c for various d (for d=2 we have the Mandelbrot set). These images were drawn with the XAOS software. This software will also compute ...

The Mandelbrot set, according to Wikipedia ... [Scott] used the Atari800Win-PLus emulator to zoom in on a variety of locations on the fractal curve and recorded the results over a weekend.

As it happens, these four lines can serve as a perfect metaphor for the infinitely detailed, "self-similar" nature of fractals. In this interactive, zoom deep into a Mandelbrot set, the most ...

But once you zoom in, you can see lots of small irregularities ... his contribution by naming one of the most famous fractals the Mandelbrot set. In the epilogue of a 1995 documentary about ...

The image of the Mandelbrot set is one of the most recognizable representations of a fractal. But what's behind the entrancing picture? In this interactive, learn a bit about how we generated our ...