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| Description | Three external rays ( 9, 11 and 15 /56) landing on the main Misiurewicz point of 1/3 limb of mandelbrot set. image made with Mandel - program for DOS by Wolf Jung, version 3.5 see: http://www.iram.rwth-aachen.de/~jung/indexp.html It is probably mathemathically most advanced program for drawing mandel / Fatou / Julia sets Commands: 1< enter > ; q = 2 ; e = 0/1 < enter > ; F9 ; < end > |
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| Author | Adam majewski |
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