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FOTD repeats itself?
by Richard 24 Apr '11

24 Apr '11

Compare 2000.03.15 to 2009.03.29 <http://www.xmission.com/~legalize/fractals/fotd/2000/03/2000.03.15-Rolling_…> <http://www.xmission.com/~legalize/fractals/fotd/2000/03/2000.03.15-Rolling_…> <http://www.xmission.com/~legalize/fractals/fotd/2009/03/2009.03.29-Poppy_Fi…> <http://www.xmission.com/~legalize/fractals/fotd/2009/03/2009.03.29-Poppy_Fi…> -- "The Direct3D Graphics Pipeline" -- DirectX 9 draft available for download <http://legalizeadulthood.wordpress.com/the-direct3d-graphics-pipeline/> Legalize Adulthood! <http://legalizeadulthood.wordpress.com>

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FOTD 22-04-11 (Composition-101 [No Rating])
by Jim Muth 24 Apr '11

24 Apr '11

FOTD -- April 22, 2011 (No Rating) Fractal visionaries and enthusiasts: Today's image is strange indeed. It holds no fine detail, consisting totally of a smooth blending of colors, as smooth, that is, as can be achieved with the 256 colors of the GIF format. And unlike recent images, today's appears much the same at all resolutions including the lowly 640x480. I named the image "Composition-101". Composition is one of the basic things that makes a picture a work of art, and one of the first things taught in art courses is that the 1/3-1/3 points of a frame are powerful places to place the center of interest of a picture. I have placed the obvious center of interest of today's image 1/3 of the distance down from the top and 1/3 of the way across from the left -- just where the art instructor would approve. With next to no detail to latch onto, I could not give a rating to today's image, which creates more of an intuitive feeling than a visual impression. The color palette was largely borrowed from one of Albrecht's images, with only a slight tweaking of a few registers to add as much smoothness as possible. I suspect that the variation between color monitors will probably undo much of the tweaking however. The calculation time of under 3-1/2 minutes is borderline slow. This slight inconvenience may be avoided by viewing the already- calculated image at a resolution of 640x480 on the official but unfinished FOTD web site at: <http://www.crosscanpuzzles.com/Archives.html> The image may be seen in high definition on Hal's web site at> <http://www.emarketingiseasy.com/TESTS/FOTD/jim_muths_fotd.html> But with today's image, little improvement will be noticeable. Paul's web site is still up at: <http://www.Nahee.com/FOTD/> though it is about 5 months behind. I read recently on the list that the four greatest achievements of man are: the invention of Calculus, the theory of relativity, the theory of quantum mechanics, and the discovery of fractals. Each of these things has vastly changed the way we look at the reality of the world we live in, and in some cases has questioned the actual truth of the concept of reality itself. In upcoming FOTD's I will discuss some of my ideas about these topics. But don't expect my (crackpot?) ideas to agree with the conventional rational scientific doctrine. Lots of sun, a brisk wind and a chilly temperature of 59F 15C made Thursday an acceptable day here at Fractal Central. The fractal cats spent the day watching for the aggressive tomcat that sprayed their front door on Wednesday. Luckily for the aggressive cat, he never showed up. The day of the humans was busy but reasonably under control. The next FOTD will be posted in 24 hours. Until then, take care, and be at peace with things as they are. Jim Muth jamth(a)mindspring.com START PARAMETER FILE======================================= Composition-101 { ; time=0:03:24.21-SF5 on P4-2000 reset=2004 type=formula formulafile=mandnewt.frm formulaname=MandNewt06a passes=1 center-mag=-1132.\ 856309823943/-5.111210744837869/28562/1/-92.5/0 params=1/2/3/3/2/1/2e-029/0 float=y maxiter=500 inside=atan periodicity=0 colors=000432653874A85CA6EC7GE8IF9KHAMJBOLCQMDSOEU\ QFWSGYTH_VIaXJcZKe_LgaMicNkeOmfPohQqjRslSunTwpVxqW\ zrXxqWvpVtnUrlTpjSniRlgQjePhcOfbNd`MbZLaYK_WJYUIWS\ HURGSPFQNEOLDMKCKIBIGAGE9ED8CB7A968756544432210004\ 00600800A00C00E00G00I00K00M00O00Q00S00U00W00Y00_00\ a00c00e00g00i00k00m00o00q00s00u00w00x00y50x00v00t0\ 0r00p00n00l00j00h00f00d00b00a00_00Y00W00U00S00Q00O\ 00M00K00I00G00E00C00A00800600400211322334454666878\ 999BBBDEDFGFHIHJKJLLLMNMOOOQQPRRRTTSVVVXXWZYZ___aa\ accceeegfghhhiiijjjlllnnnpppqqqqrqqqqpppnnnllljjji\ iigggfeecdcbbb```Z_ZYYYWWVTUTSSSRQRPPPNNNLMLKKKIJI\ GIGFGEDEDBCB9A978755544422200001203404606807A09C0A\ E0CG0DI0FK0GM0IO0JQ0LS0MU0OW0PY0R_0Sa0Uc0Ve0Xg0Yi0\ _k0`m0bo0cq0es0gu0hw0jx0kz0jx0hv0gt0er0dp0bn0al0_j\ 0Zh0Xf0Wd0Ub0Ta0R_0QY0OW0NU0LS0KQ0IO0HM0FK0EI0CG0B\ E09C08A068056034022000000 } frm:MandNewt06a {; Jim Muth z=c=(pixel*p1): a=z^3+(c-p2)*z-c b=p3*z^2+c-1 z=z-1*a/b p4 < |a| } END PARAMETER FILE=========================================

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FOTD 23-04-11 (Frosty Snowflakes [8])
by Jim Muth 23 Apr '11

23 Apr '11

FOTD -- April 23, 2011 (Rating 8) Fractal visionaries and enthusiasts: Today's image takes us back to the fantastic world of evaporation as seen through the MandNewt06a formula. The image consists mostly of inside stuff, though it appears to be a 50-50 inside-outside mixture. All that remains of the outside stuff in fact is the dots. The rest has pretty much evaporated away. I really like today's image, which I think deserves an honest rating of an 8. The name "Frosty Snowflakes" refers to the white dots scattered about parts of the scene. These dots are the remains of the outside stuff, which has all but totally evaporated away. The calculation time of 3-3/4 minutes is a bargain, considering that the result rates an 8. For the convenience of those who would rather not calculate the images, the finished image may be found on the FOTD web site at: <http://www.crosscanpuzzles.com/Archives.html> A hi-def version is posted at: <http://www.emarketingiseasy.com/TESTS/FOTD/jim_muths_fotd.html> The original web site with all the bells and whistles is at: <http://www.Nahee.com/FOTD/> It is not up to date, though Paul has just posted a message to the Fractint list, letting us know he is still around. The formula that creates today's image appears to behave differently when used with different programs and math routines. So I cannot guarantee that the image generated on all systems will be identical to the image on the web sites. Some alternate renderings actually appear to be better than my own however. Recent messages on the list have my philosophical urges once again rising. I have read that the four greatest achievements of the human mind are the invention of Calculus, the theory of relativity, the theory of quantum mechanics, and the discovery of fractals. I pretty much agree. Each of these advances has expanded our view of the world we live in and at the same time raised new questions about the nature of reality. The Calculus demonstrated that, in some mysterious fashion, the laws and workings of the physical world can be encoded into the abstractions we call numbers. The encoding works so well that we can often learn more by working with the numerical models than we can by direct observation. Relativity demonstrated that time and space are not what they seem. According to relativity, time, space, mass, energy, acceleration, gravity, and so on are not the absolute fixed independent things they appear to be from our limited perspec- tive, but are united in higher dimensions into different aspects of a single thing. Relativity has so far passed all the tests devised to check it. Quantum mechanics has found that the sub-atomic particles making up the physical world do not appear as actual particles until we look to see them. When we are not looking, nothing exists but energy fields of varying strength that can be represented only as numbers. This raises the perplexing question of how things that exist only when someone is looking can be the building blocks of physical objects that are assumed to continue existing even when no one is looking. Quantum mechanics has also passed all the tests devised to check it. Unfortunately for the peace of mind of theoretical physicists, relativity and the quantum do not fit comfortably together. The two theories predict the existence of things that are incompat- ible with each other, and so far have defied all efforts to blended them into a single theory of everything except the self-awareness of those seeking the theory. Fractals demonstrate that simple everyday numbers are indeed capable of creating entire infinite universes. (We must remem- ber that complex numbers are made of simple numbers.) When we work with fractals, we see the behavior of reiterated complex numbers being transformed by machines into abstract shapes that have all the features of real physical objects except actual objective existence other than as pictures. This leads me to wonder whether much the same thing is happening in our everyday lives. Are our conscious minds like computers? Are our minds actually computing machines, constantly transform- ing the behavior of the far-more-complex quantum numbers into the mental images we take to be solid objects filling the four- dimensional spacetime world that we appear to live in? I'll have more to say about this stuff in upcoming discussions. And be assured that my ideas will respect no sacred cows of either science, religion or politics. Now on to the weather report. Friday began with clouds moving in here at Fractal Central. Rain moved in during the afternoon, while the temperature hovered around an unseasonably chilly 46F +8C. The fractal cats disapproved of the chilly wet conditions -- from the comfort of their indoor shelf of course. The humans' day was acceptable, though nothing to applaud. The next FOTD will be posted in 24 hours. Until then, take care, eat, drink and enjoy fractals, for tomorrow we . . . Jim Muth jimmuth(a)earthlink.net START PARAMETER FILE======================================= Frosty_Snowflakes { ; time=0:03:47.45-SF5 on P4-2000 reset=2004 type=formula formulafile=basicer.frm formulaname=MandNewt06a passes=1 center-mag=-554.8\ 55/-35.6804/0.001919476/1/-22.5/0 params=1/2/3/-3/2/1/1e-028/0 float=y maxiter=500 inside=bof61 periodicity=0 colors=0009osClrEiqGfqGcoG`mGYkGViGSgGPeGCdA0OJH_K\ FYLCVIATN7RB0FL9TWGYZTaebghkjnoossrwvzzzzVBJUBJUCJ\ TCJTAISDISDIRBHR9HREHQEGQAGPAGPFGOFFOBFN8FNEENEEMB\ EM7ELDDLDDKBDK9CJECJECIBBJ9CJECJECJACJ9CJDCJDDJ9DJ\ 9DJEDJDDJ8DJADJFEJFEJ9EJBEJFEJFEJAEJAFJFFJFFJBFJBF\ JFFJEGJCGJCGJEGJEGJDGJDGJDHJDHJDHJDHJCHJCHJCHJCIJC\ IJBIJBIJBIJBIJBIJAJJAJJAJJAJJAJJ9JJ9KJ9KJ9KJ9KJ9KJ\ 8KJ8KJ8LJ8LJ8LJ7LJ7LJ7LJ7LJ7MJ6MJAMJ6MJ6MJ6MNFKJ6M\ L7NO8OXKPT9RVASXBTcPUaCWdDXfEYoUZkF`mGarHbvZczHezI\ dzIdzcdzJczJcvJctZbqKbqKbpKapUaoLaoL`nL`mQ`mM_lM_l\ M_kNZkNZjNZjNZiOYiOYhOYhPXgPXgPXfPWeQWeQWdQVdQVcRV\ cRUbRUbSUaSTaST`ST`TS_TS_TSZTSYURYURXURXVQWVQWVQVV\ PVWPUWPUWOTWOTXOSXNSXNRYNQYMQYMPYMPZLOZLOZLNZLN_KM\ _KMcKLcJLcJKcJKmIJmIImIzmHzmHzmHzmGGmGzmGFmFzqFEtF\ zwEDzECzEBz9CzBCzCCzDCzECzGzzHDzIzzJDzLzzMDzNEzOzz\ QzzREzSzzLzzLzzLzzKzzKzzK } frm:MandNewt06a {; Jim Muth z=c=(pixel*p1): a=z^3+(c-p2)*z-c b=p3*z^2+c-1 z=z-1*a/b p4 < |a| } END PARAMETER FILE=========================================

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<Paul> I'm very happy to see your familiar signature, P.N.L.
by Hal Lane 22 Apr '11

22 Apr '11

Paul, I'm very happy to see your familiar signature, P.N.L., on a Fractint post! I'm not so happy to learn the reasons why you've had to be away from the Fractint Forum. Thanks for sharing some of the nature of your recent medical challenges. I'm of the personal opinion that sharing some of these with friends can reduce their burden a little bit. I'm continuing to calculate and post Jim's images in a jumbo size (on a poor format web site), and, as I'm sure you're aware, Jim's just now gotten a FOTD site going himself, so please don't worry about working on your FOTD site for the time being. Again, I'm really happy to see you back. - Hal Lane ######################### # hallane(a)earthlink.net # #########################

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General Discussion
by Albrecht Niekamp 22 Apr '11

22 Apr '11

Hi, referring to the latest editon of the general discussion.As no objections received I´m going on. qte:Violence in life and in media and suicide by atomic disasters are symptoms of an apokalyptic end time scenario. I have my own theory about religion and human behaviour, only vagely connected to fractals. Not sure if it´s ok to discuss it here. Tell me.unqte When life came to earth it was just one cell, some molecules inside some kind of skin. But this organism was capable to take energy from the outside and reproduce itself. It could do that because it´s parts were capable of some kind of communication in order to achieve this common goal. The next step, a multicellular organism was much more complex, it could interact with others and build up "sexual" behaviour.It´s parts, the living cells had their own meaning and task to serve the organism. And they still used the same way of communication. The next step was the swarm, many organisms, fish or birds for example, acting like one single organism. Birds, so far away from each other that they cannot see the ones at the far end of the swarm still perform the same movements, simultenously! The medium carrying these informations has not been detected as far as I know. But it is still the same as that one in the single cell. Later, when intelligence occurred the individuals started talking and giving names to things. They discovered that something was there to guide them in their swarm. - They called it GOD. - But it was still the same as in the single cell organism. Within short time some individuals discovered that they could make others do what they wanted if they said it was GOD who wanted that. >From there it´s a straight way to all the horrors produced by the christian church in the name of GOD. I stick to the christian church for good reasons. The ""holy"" wars, the burning of witches, the condemnation of sex and the rapture of small boys which is one and the same thing. And terrorizing the people by that never ending banging from their churches. And the "swarm behaviour" is still alive, we all have seen the pictures. That´s it, simple and full of logic. And it helps if you´re having a bad conscience thinking of throwing it all overboard... I havent read the book "the swarm" although my little sister told me to do that. And the connection to fractals? See my message apr,11 addressed to jim qte: Also for me fractals are a big mystery, which possibly never can be fully explained on our level of existence. Maybe to understand we will have to go to the level of elementary particles, if ever. Imagine that everything is one big "fractal" unity and on this level there are no distances between systems...unqte I think, possibly fractals are part of the universe of elementary particles like many other things, ghosts, self similarity between members of a species. Think of that pair of particles, one on the moon and the other one on earth.If one changes it´s status, the other one changes simultaneously. What do you think? Sincerely, Albrecht

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Multifractal_10 (Default Image)
by Albrecht Niekamp 22 Apr '11

22 Apr '11

Hal, referring to your message Apr,20: - Have you ever had an image that could not be computed with the block of comments included in the formula definition be calculated correctly when the block of comments was deleted? Do I interprete you correctly that the comments lines are out of memory during calculation? I think so. So here I repeat the formula once again including the input section, attached, to avoid additional line breaks. In addition the expanded and readable version of the inputs - suitable for printing twisted 90degrees - and some other explanations. The addon has virtually unlimited versatility, so I hardly can scratch the surface and I´m still hoping that other users are going to explore it. Therefore I include a "default" par using only one frm, which can be used to generate own images adding and changing the input values one by one. All questions are welcome. Sincerely, Albrecht ============================start par====================== juliadef { ; Default Julia ; use to generate own images ; Time 0.4.39 1600/1200 ; Albrecht Niekamp Apr22, 2011 reset=2004 type=formula formulafile=mfr.frm formulaname=multifractal_10 function=sin/exp/exp/sin passes=t center-mag=0.0659115/0.0324086/0.8529121/1.0222/90/3.88\ 578058618804789e-016 params=-0.05825983458967864/0.3785210730307932/40000.32\ 595700002/25234.0506020602/151024.0204808192/384.327685\ 24288/384.00482000595/256.1007683001/512.1007683001/768\ .1007683001 float=y maxiter=1024 inside=maxiter outside=tdis logmap=4 periodicity=0 rseed=-2436 colors=000047049<5>0BL0DN0DP<4>0KZ0L`0Mb0Nd0Of0Qh<3>0Up\ 4Yr8atCgvGkxKqz<3>4_s0Vq0Uo<12>0FQ0DO0DM<3>08E06C06A048\ 046024012000100<12>R0LT0NV0PX0P<3>d0Wf0Yh0Z<3>p0e<3>xOt\ zUxyOuwIquCns6iq0g<2>k0bi0`g0_e0Z<3>Y0SW0RU0O<5>I0FG0EE\ 0CC0A<3>304102010<4>0B10D10F10H20J20L20N2<2>0T40V40X3<3\ >0d40f50h5<3>0p6<3>WxZczeUyY<2>0s8<4>0i60g60e60c4<2>0Y4\ 0W30U4<5>0I20G20E20C20A1081<3>0000101221532653863A84DA5\ EB5HB<2>7NG8PI8RJ9TKAVNAXM<3>DdTDfVEhWFjYFlYGn_Gp`Prd<3\ >zzz<2>_ulRsgHqaHo`GmZFkXFiX<5>BYOAWMAUL9SK<4>6IC5GB5DA\ <5>121000001023025 }

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Multifractal_10 (The Shrine)
by Albrecht Niekamp 21 Apr '11

21 Apr '11

Hi, I´m posting this one "in between". If I used Jim´s rating it definitely would get a 10. It´s a zoom into Newton-mandala3, this time using the tan function. For me it has some kind of hypnotic effect which hardly can be escaped, but maybe that´s only for me. Fractals are fun! Albrecht =======================start par========================= 56715ww2 { ; The Shrine ; Time 20.31 1600/1200 ; Colours Lee Skinner ; Albrecht Niekamp Apr21, 2011 reset=2004 type=formula formulafile=mfr.frm formulaname=multifractal_10 function=tan/exp/exp/sin passes=t center-mag=+0.32962098912388370/-0.00000000000000013/16\ 4.1695/1/-90/3.88578058618804789e-016 params=-0.05825983458967864/0.3785210730307932/56715.06\ 595750222/14235.4911030602/152048.0404808048/384.160489\ 4048/384.00482000595/128.1007683001/256.1007683001/512.\ 1007683001 float=y maxiter=3072 inside=maxiter outside=tdis periodicity=0 rseed=-2436 colors=000000zr0zz1zzC<2>zzz<3>jqdfo_blU<3>Mb8<3>LQ8KM8\ KJ8<2>I88H44G00<3>TA5WD6ZF7aI8eLAhMBiODjQF<3>qeBriAtm9v\ q8xu7zz5zz4zz3<4>zj4zg4zc4<3>zS5zP5zL6zI6zE6wE6tD6<6>vA\ Iv9Kv9M<3>x7Sy7Uy6Wz6Yz5_<3>f5Ma5IW4E<2>_4H<3>P3DN2CK2A\ <3>805G0BO0G<3>g0Ul0Xq0`v0d<2>y0fz0gy0h<3>u1mt1ns1or2q<\ 2>v2u<3>c5eZ6`U6X<2>F9LAAG7FO4KW0Qc<3>5Xc6Zc7`c7aa7c_7e\ Y<3>FcgHciJbl<3>S_v<3>civflvinvlqvotvsww<2>zzz<3>rwzovz\ hsw<3>Gch8_d8Xa<3>8JP8FL8CI<3>SCCXCAaB9<3>uA2zA0xA0<12>\ SA1QA1NA1<3>D92<6>UXAW`BYcC<3>hrI<3>UnXRm_NlcJkgFfpAaz<\ 3>PJoSFlWAi_5fc0ce7_jFRoNIzb0zj0 }

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<Richard>Re: "I am working on a prototype for a formula compiler"
by Hal Lane 21 Apr '11

21 Apr '11

Richard, all, You said: > ...I am working on a design/prototype for > a compiler for the formulas that will produce native code at the moment. > That's gelling together nicely... This is great news! Presumably this will solve the issue where certain fractal formulas aren't handled properly -- e.g.: MandelbrotBC3. I calculate each of Jim Muth's FOTDs (at a higher resolution than Jim does) with Fractint for Windows beta 5 and I really enjoy its ability to run in the Windows environment. When Fint4WinB5's image differs from Jim's image, I revert to calculating the image I post using DOS Fractint -- calculated using Disk Video mode -- because I have problems with my graphics card at higher resolutions. > I put in time on it when I can... I hope you can also address the aspect ratio problem of rotated images as I documented in your Iterated Dynamics Issue Tracker. I also gave a quick overview of the problem with some screen caps: http://www.emarketingiseasy.com/TESTS/FOTD/Rotated_zmBoxes_DOS_Fint4Win_beta 5.html or: http://tinyurl.com/zoom-boxes - Hal Lane ######################### # hallane(a)earthlink.net # #########################

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Multifractal_10 (Newton-Mandala)
by Albrecht Niekamp 21 Apr '11

21 Apr '11

Hi, saw that my mail got corrupted. So I repeat it as attachment, hoping it now is clear.Please tell me, if not. Albrecht

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Multifractal_10 (Newton-Mandala)
by Albrecht Niekamp 21 Apr '11

21 Apr '11

Hi, this is another mandala, the Newton-Mandala, similar to Next Generation except a slightly reduced complexity by removing the "warp" effect from inside3. The zoom adds a reset to inside 1 and 2. The third par adds a "warp" effect to the basic shape, and it´s a special one that once more shows the versatility of Multifractal_10. No other changes! Be surprised! I have made up my mind what a kind of software multifractal_10 represents, as it is not a formula, it contains 9 frms itself and it´s not a program as it is designed to work inside Fractint, use most of it´s facilities and possibilities. It´s an add-on that further multiplies the unlimited versatility of the best fractal program in the world. Fractals are fun! Albrecht =======================start par================== 56715 { ; Newton-Mandala ; Time 0.3.33 1600/1200 ; Colours Lee Skinner ; Albrecht Niekamp apr20, 2011 ; mmods-phoen-newt-sec-mmods reset=2004 type=formula formulafile=mfrn.frm formulaname=multifractal_10 function=sin/exp/exp/sin passes=t center-mag=0.29146/0/0.705929/1/90/3.88578058618804789e-016 params=-0.05825983458967864/0.3785210730307932/56715.06595750002/14235.4 \ 911030602/152048.0404808048/384.1604894048/384.00482000595/128.100768300 \ 1/256.1007683001/512.1007683001 float=y maxiter=3072 inside=maxiter outside=tdis periodicity=0 rseed=-2436 colors=000000zr0zz1zzC<2>zzz<3>jqdfo_blU<3>Mb8<3>LQ8KM8KJ8<2>I88H44G00<3 \ >TA5WD6ZF7aI8eLAhMBiODjQF<3>qeBriAtm9vq8xu7zz5zz4zz3<4>zj4zg4zc4<3>zS5zP \ 5zL6zI6zE6wE6tD6<6>vAIv9Kv9M<3>x7Sy7Uy6Wz6Yz5_<3>f5Ma5IW4E<2>_4H<3>P3DN2 \ CK2A<3>805G0BO0G<3>g0Ul0Xq0`v0d<2>y0fz0gy0h<3>u1mt1ns1or2q<2>v2u<3>c5eZ6 \ `U6X<2>F9LAAG7FO4KW0Qc<3>5Xc6Zc7`c7aa7c_7eY<3>FcgHciJbl<3>S_v<3>civflvin \ vlqvotvsww<2>zzz<3>rwzovzhsw<3>Gch8_d8Xa<3>8JP8FL8CI<3>SCCXCAaB9<3>uA2zA \ 0xA0<12>SA1QA1NA1<3>D92<6>UXAW`BYcC<3>hrI<3>UnXRm_NlcJkgFfpAaz<3>PJoSFlW \ Ai_5fc0ce7_jFRoNIzb0zj0 } 56715f { ; Newton-Mandala2 ; Time 0.3.33 1600/1200 ; mmods-phoenix-newton-secant-mmods ; Albrecht Niekamp apr20, 2011 ; Zoom-Additional resets reset=2004 type=formula formulafile=mfr.frm formulaname=multifractal_10 function=sin/exp/exp/sin passes=t center-mag=0.29146/-1.11022e-016/14.11858/1/90/3.88578058618804789e-016 params=-0.05825983458967864/0.3785210730307932/56715.06595750222/14235.4 \ 911030602/152048.0404808048/384.1604894048/384.00482000595/128.100768300 \ 1/256.1007683001/512.1007683001 float=y maxiter=3072 inside=maxiter outside=tdis periodicity=0 rseed=-2436 colors=000000zr0zz1zzC<2>zzz<3>jqdfo_blU<3>Mb8<3>LQ8KM8KJ8<2>I88H44G00<3 \ >TA5WD6ZF7aI8eLAhMBiODjQF<3>qeBriAtm9vq8xu7zz5zz4zz3<4>zj4zg4zc4<3>zS5zP \ 5zL6zI6zE6wE6tD6<6>vAIv9Kv9M<3>x7Sy7Uy6Wz6Yz5_<3>f5Ma5IW4E<2>_4H<3>P3DN2 \ CK2A<3>805G0BO0G<3>g0Ul0Xq0`v0d<2>y0fz0gy0h<3>u1mt1ns1or2q<2>v2u<3>c5eZ6 \ `U6X<2>F9LAAG7FO4KW0Qc<3>5Xc6Zc7`c7aa7c_7eY<3>FcgHciJbl<3>S_v<3>civflvin \ vlqvotvsww<2>zzz<3>rwzovzhsw<3>Gch8_d8Xa<3>8JP8FL8CI<3>SCCXCAaB9<3>uA2zA \ 0xA0<12>SA1QA1NA1<3>D92<6>UXAW`BYcC<3>hrI<3>UnXRm_NlcJkgFfpAaz<3>PJoSFlW \ Ai_5fc0ce7_jFRoNIzb0zj0 } 56715g { ; Newton_mandala3 ; Time 0.45.33 1600/1200 ; Colours Lee Skinner ; Albrecht Niekamp apr20, 2011 ; same as mandala2 except.. ; warp function changed into sqr reset=2004 type=formula formulafile=mfr.frm formulaname=multifractal_10 function=sqr/exp/exp/sin passes=t center-mag=0.282953/-1.11022e-016/14.11858/1/-90/-1.23373533611470521e-0 \ 14 params=-0.05825983458967864/0.3785210730307932/56715.06595750222/14235.4 \ 911030602/152048.0404808048/384.1604894048/384.00482000595/128.100768300 \ 1/256.1007683001/512.1007683001 float=y maxiter=3072 inside=maxiter outside=tdis periodicity=0 rseed=-2436 colors=000000zr0zz1zzC<2>zzz<3>jqdfo_blU<3>Mb8<3>LQ8KM8KJ8<2>I88H44G00<3 \ >TA5WD6ZF7aI8eLAhMBiODjQF<3>qeBriAtm9vq8xu7zz5zz4zz3<4>zj4zg4zc4<3>zS5zP \ 5zL6zI6zE6wE6tD6<6>vAIv9Kv9M<3>x7Sy7Uy6Wz6Yz5_<3>f5Ma5IW4E<2>_4H<3>P3DN2 \ CK2A<3>805G0BO0G<3>g0Ul0Xq0`v0d<2>y0fz0gy0h<3>u1mt1ns1or2q<2>v2u<3>c5eZ6 \ `U6X<2>F9LAAG7FO4KW0Qc<3>5Xc6Zc7`c7aa7c_7eY<3>FcgHciJbl<3>S_v<3>civflvin \ vlqvotvsww<2>zzz<3>rwzovzhsw<3>Gch8_d8Xa<3>8JP8FL8CI<3>SCCXCAaB9<3>uA2zA \ 0xA0<12>SA1QA1NA1<3>D92<6>UXAW`BYcC<3>hrI<3>UnXRm_NlcJkgFfpAaz<3>PJoSFlW \ Ai_5fc0ce7_jFRoNIzb0zj0 }

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