https://www.desmos.com/calculator/tgk8yi87uy
I have no way of knowing if this is accurate
For a pretty big selfmade assignment about complex numbers I set myself the challenge of making the Mandelbrot set myself. I have always wanted to get into programming and thought this might be a good way.
Do you think it would be possible to learn, do and feel comfortable with in a weeks time or so or what time spectrum am I looking at? For this challenge, where would you recommend me to start? As a complete beginnner I'm of course unsure of which language would be best to do it in too.
Thanks in advance :D
Edit: I should probably add that I don't plan on doing any zooms really, I just plan on making the basic picture.
Hey guys, i'm a freshman in Computer Science and agreed to work on a research regarding the Mandelbrot Set and its roots in topology. Any recommendation of websites/books to start learning about this Mandelbrot Set?
Thanks in advance!
https://youtu.be/NGMRB4O922I
See this Numberphile video on the Mandelbrot Set. Now my question is that... at one point she tells that the for a complex number c, if at some iteration n, the value |z_n| gets equal to or greater than 2, then it's eventually gonna explode. Why is that? What's the proof?
Iโm working on a project and want to include a description of how the Mandelbrot set is formed in a way that requires no previous mathematical knowledge. My outline is to start with what complex numbers are, how we can plot them on an argand diagram, etc building up to the iteration formula then bam! Reveal the set in its full glory. Any ideas as to how I can start from scratch and build up to the final set would be appreciated. :)
https://preview.redd.it/keuhqbejyxt61.png?width=800&format=png&auto=webp&s=8221ab420e03885d95172d3e0034ec9af5614583
It's actually just coloring in the iteration at which the code detected a period... Coordinates are just the top left of home
https://github.com/JRAM0012/rMandelbrotset/
Video: https://youtu.be/Tv2f1ilSYVE
If you havenโt heard about the Mandelbrot set, look it up. There are shapes hidden in the math. I was tripping balls and watched a couple videos about the actual math behind it, not just the zoom through it. Blew my mind.
https://preview.redd.it/fyq1q2pbvzi61.png?width=400&format=png&auto=webp&s=9ec55a462feb9b3e4b9e074d5867b3c53c81ec4c
Making this in Rust was the easiest thing ever. It runs so much faster than Python and developing is just as easy as with Python. I love Rust!
Link to the repo: https://github.com/Ducolnd/rust-mandelbrot
Might just expand this to: DAE find fractals creepy? .....The nomenclature of Mandelbrot just seems to double the eeriness, though. It just sounds so foreboding.
