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Fractals by Paul Bourke
Images of several attractors, some Newton Raphson method fractals, L systems and more. Includes programs and explanations how to write such programs
Fractals: Nature's Numbers?
This site explores the relationship between nature and numbers with fractals.
Groupe Fractales
Research group at INRIA Rocquencourt. Research details, publications and software: FRACLAB, Algon, Xalpha, EASEA.
IFS Attractors
Index to Named Fractals.
Introduction to Fractal Lacunarity
Lacunarity is a counterpart to the fractal dimension, and describes the degree of gappiness of a fractal. It finds many uses in ecology, image analysis, etc.
Limit Sets of Kleinian Groups
Graphics, software.
Mandelbrot and Julia Set Explorer
Clark University hosts incredible graphic images and links to fractal and other mathematical methods of imaging.
Mandelbrot Set Explorer
A Java applet for discovering interesting regions of the Mandelbrot Set.
Mathematical Figures Using Mathematica
Robert M. Dickau's page. The "Fractals and Chaos" section has figures of attractors, L-systems in 2 and 3 dimensions, Sierpinski gaskets, bifurcation, and Julia and Mandelbrot sets. Includes Mathematica code.
Newton Basins
Introduction to basins of attraction for Newton's method and the fractals they form.
Sean Reed's Fractal Resource Page
Includes images, information and resource links.
Technocosm
Focuses on the visualization of three dimensional strange attractors. Includes formula derivations and image galleries.
The Chaos Game
This site outlines Barnsley's Chaos Game, in which a random number generator is used to produce various fractals.
The Computational Beauty of Nature
Companion site for the book by Gary William Flake. Contains applets and source code for simulations of fractals, chaos, complex systems, and adaptation.
The Spanky Fractal Database
Large categorized index.
What are Fractals?
Explanation of fractals, along with fractal art and uses.
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