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Animated Fractals

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		Animated Fractals! ^Votes:0 Animated Fractals! Fractal Number 1 Fractal Number 2 Fractal Number 3 Fractal Number 4 Fractal Number 5 Fractal Number 6 Fractal Number 7 Fractal Number 8 Fractal Number 9 Fractal Number 10 (If you have trouble viewing an animated fractal and have waited for it to load, but it isn't moving, try holding down SHIFT and pressing the RELOAD button of your browser- this will reload the image without using the cached copy.) See the CODE that generated the Fractals View the related research page Return to Pat's mathematics homepage Read More Go to Site


		Dance of Chance:Exhibit Hall ^Votes:0 The Dance of Chance exhibit is a collaboration between the Center for Polymer Studies and the Boston Museum of Science . The exhibit is based on current research pursued by CPS scientists and collaborating scientists around the world. The focus of the exhibit is the emergence of patterns in Nature from physical and biological processes which on the microscopic level appear to be dominated by chance. Each of the kiosks below will lead you into a different facet of the exciting world of patterns in Nature. Many of these patterns are fractals . Fractal forms are ubiquitous in Nature, and especially likely to arise when randomness plays a large role during the pattern's development. The experiments and examples in this exhibit demonstrate some of the many ways that branching patterns arise in Read More Go to Site

		Eric's Fractal Gallery ^Votes:0 F RACTALS A T A N E XHIBITION Welcome to wonderland... a place where beauty is created from dull material, complexity out of simple functions... a hidden oasis in the barren landscape of mathematics. You have entered the world of fractals ... a continent kept secret for what seemed an eternity, only recently discovered by Benoit B. Mandelbrot. Mandelbrot didn't invent the wheel or printing... he didn't sail a ship to India, getting lost... but he did discover a beauty within formulas, revealing what no one had ever witnessed before... The fractal images you are about to see in these pages are my own creations. If you have seen them in different places on the net, you know now where they came from! Feel free to copy and distribute these images, on a non-commercial basis. For any other use I Read More Go to Site

		Fractal Zoom Animations by Eric Bigas ^Votes:0 20 high-quality fractal zoom movies. Zooms are 1 to 4 minutes each. Free downloads (MPG, XviD HD, H.264 HD). Click on the small pictures copyright 2001-2007 Eric Bigas . Read More Go to Site

		Mark's Fractal Worlds Gallery ^Votes:0 Main >> Hobbies & Interests >> Graphics Mark's Fractal Worlds Gallery Welcome to the Fractal Worlds Gallery! If you like browsing where no browser has gone before, you've come to the right place! WHAT'S NEW 3-15-03 : Redesigned fractal section. 7-9-02 : All hyperlinks updated. 6-1-01 : Opened a new animated section in my Photo Gallery on how to objectively judge photographs. 1-25-01 : A second gallery of my Tierazon fractals is now open in the Fractasy section! 5-18-00 : The reorganized Animation Gallery now has a "Cybermenagery" section: strange animal forms and smart animal tricks! 3-15-00 : Totally revamped Photo Gallery and added digitally manipulated fantasy images. This site is a window into virtual worlds. Click on any of the selections below to start your journey: 3D Hideaway , the Read More Go to Site

		Surprise ^Votes:0 Surprise !! You've read through the end of our home page so you're allowed to discover our Java applets. They were designed for your pleasure. To enjoy them, you'll need a Java aware browser : Netscape 2.0 for Unix, Windows95 or Windows NT. You can download it now . If you don't know what Java is, check out here . The jumping Frog Whatch our little frog jump into the air ! The interactive Mandelbrot set Here you will see the Mandelbrot set displayed on your screen and you will be able to zoom into the figure at your will. A new Browser for our Bulletin Board . This Applet enables you to view separately each posted message, to answer it or to post a new message. If you have any comments or suggestions on how to improve this site, please let us know. Back to the home page . Read More Go to Site

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