Jean-Francois Colonna - Non Deterministic Fractal Geometry
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비결정적 프랙탈 기하학의 그림들
Submitted by Colonna Jean-Fr... on
비결정적 프랙탈 기하학의 그림들
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Pictures of Deterministic Fractal Geometry
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The pictures show a colorful visualization of a complex function, whose nulls are located at all primes on the real axis. The formula is shown below.
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Assume a porous solid contains a network of small channels, which are all open or closed with a certain probability. Depending on this probability, will a fluid be able to flow through the solid?
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Growth of a Galton-Watson tree.
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Ehrenfest’s model.
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These images show objects that have evolved in a random way. They arise as models in statistical physics or biology.
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Cette galerie contient des rendus et des grilles 3D des surfaces paramétrées qui avaient été crée pour le projet «La Lumière ne s’arrête pas là».
Experimentarium Digitale is a web site that makes available interactive numerical experiments of mathematical models in science and also a collection of augmented ebooks that bears the same name.
Submitted by Mehrdad Garousi on
This music video is a pure fractal animation made for Flinch, who is an electronic musician from North America. It is made in one of the well-known and still-under-evolution fractal programs Mandelbulb3D, except for minor post-render adjustments in Adobe Premiere. The animation is altogether a combination of 4 basic fractal formulas and what is seen during the 5:45 of the play is the result of variations in the constructing numeric variables defining these formulas or those controlling environmental phenomena like colors, lights, etc.