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MathMod
MathMod is a mathematical modeling software
... small screen formats: * Merged MathMod's two main windows into one ** Added touch gestures support *** Multi cores calculations optimization for embedded systems 3) Mandelbrot and Julia fractal functions support 4) New scripts: "Noids", "k_Noids", "Riemann_Minimal_Surface", "MandelBulb", "MandelTemple", "JuliaFractal", "MandelbrotTorus", "MandelbrotIsoSpheres", "MandelbrotSphere", "Mandelbrot", "Spherical_Harmonics" 5) Bug-fixes, code optimization and documentation update. -
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MandelbrotExplorer
A program to calculate and represent the Mandelbrot set
This project is a C++ program to calculate and represent graphically the Mandelbrot fractal set, and/or the corresponding Julia sets, according to the seed Z0 given by the user as input. The user disposes of a graphical interface to control the program and modify conveniently some parameters, like the XY-scales, the XY map area, the Julia seed for the complex series iteration of Z(n+1)=Z(n)^2+a, being Z(0)=(X0,Y0) the seed, and "a in XY" the points to be calculated. The user can... -
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Gmandel is a fractal image generator for SMP and computer clusters. The graphic frontend is GTK-2 based, although GTK-1.2 is also available. It is intended to explore unknown details of fractals and to provide benchmarks for computer clusters.
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Console Fractal Tree Generator
A console generator for fractal trees
Now you can create fractal trees with ease with this new, easy to use Fractal Tree Generator. (Only available on Linux) -
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makingMazes
Creator of mazes, with a recursive algorithm homemade (I'm not mathema
The algorithm will carving zeros in an integer array initialized to "1". Data can be recorded in a simple way. -
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Examples for creating fractal images using turtle graphics.
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Tux's Turtle is a drawing environment for children. It uses geometrically-based "turtle graphics" (well known from Logo) but is completely immediate and programmed using single keypresses (like Delta Drawing). No knowledge of the editor is necessary.
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Real-time fractals allow exploring of fractals by real-time zooming, panning and rotating. Output is rendered either by GDI or by OpenGL. Fractal equations are written in C# and can changed at run-time.
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Fractal KISS means "keep fractals simple and sensible". The objective is to discover a "common-sense" understanding of fractals and their utility.
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FractalShop is a Visual Fractal generator, whose purpose is to, as great of an extent as possible, remove the complex math from fractal geometry. Mathematical Algorythms are replaced with visual interaction.
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