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English: Polar coordinate system and mapping from the complement (exterior) of the closed unit disk to the complement of the filled Julia set for .
Polski: Układ współrzędnych biegunowych oraz funkcja odwzorowująca dopełnienie dysku jednostkowego na dopełnienie zbioru Julia.
Date 4 November 2008 (original upload date)
Source Own work by uploader in Maxima and Gnuplot with help of many people (see references)
Author Adam majewski
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Created using Maxima.
R_max: 5;
R_min: 1;
dR: R_max - R_min;
psi(w) := w+1/w;
NmbrOfRays: 10;
iMax: 100; /* number of points to draw */
GiveCirclePoint(t) := R*%e^(%i*t*2*%pi); /* gives point of unit circle for angle t in turns */
GiveWRayPoint(R) := R*%e^(%i*tRay*2*%pi); /* gives point of external ray for radius R and angle tRay in turns */ 

/* f_0 plane = W-plane */
/* Unit circle */
R: 1;
circle_angles: makelist(i/(10*iMax), i, 0, 10*iMax-1); /* more angles = more points */
CirclePoints: map(GiveCirclePoint, circle_angles);

/* External circles */
circle_radii: makelist(R_min+i, i, 1, dR);
WCirclesPoints: [];
for R in circle_radii do 
	WCirclesPoints: append(WCirclesPoints, map(GiveCirclePoint, circle_angles));

/* External W rays */
ray_radii: makelist(R_min+dR*i/iMax, i, 0, iMax);
ray_angles: makelist(i/NmbrOfRays, i, 0, NmbrOfRays-1);
WRaysPoints: [];
for tRay in ray_angles do 
	WRaysPoints: append(WRaysPoints, map(GiveWRayPoint, ray_radii));


/* f_c plane = Z plane = dynamic plane */
/* external Z rays */
ZRaysPoints: map(psi, WRaysPoints);

/* Julia set points */
JuliaPoints: map(psi, CirclePoints);
Equipotentials: map(psi, WCirclesPoints);


/* Mario Rodríguez Riotorto (http://www.telefonica.net/web2/biomates/maxima/gpdraw/index.html) */
load(draw);
draw(
	file_name = "erays",
	pic_width = 1000, 
	pic_height = 500,
	terminal = 'png,
	columns = 2,
	gr2d(
		title = " unit circle with external rays & circles ",
		point_type = filled_circle,
		points_joined = true,
		point_size = 0.34,
		color = red,
		points(map(realpart, CirclePoints),map(imagpart, CirclePoints)),
		points_joined = false,
		color = black,
		points(map(realpart, WRaysPoints), map(imagpart, WRaysPoints)),
		points(map(realpart, WCirclesPoints), map(imagpart, WCirclesPoints))
	),
	gr2d(
		title = "Image under psi(w):=w+1/w; ",
		points_joined = true,
		point_type = filled_circle,
		point_size = 0.34,
		color = blue,
		points(map(realpart, JuliaPoints),map(imagpart, JuliaPoints)),
		points_joined = false,
		color = black,
		points(map(realpart, ZRaysPoints),map(imagpart, ZRaysPoints)),
		points(map(realpart, Equipotentials),map(imagpart, Equipotentials))
	) 
);

Long description

Here are two diagrams:

  • on the left is dynamical plane for
  • on the right is dynamical plane for

On left diagram one can see:

Right diagram is image of left diagram under function (the Riemann map) which maps the complement (exterior) of the closed unit disk to the complement of the filled Julia set

For :

It is:

  • a simplest case for analysis,
  • only one case when formula for computing is known (explicit Riemann mapping).

maps [1]:

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References

  1. Peitgen, Heinz-Otto; Richter Peter (1986) The Beauty of Fractals, Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag ISBN: 0-387-15851-0.
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