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You, Too, Can Make Amazingly Beautiful Fractals With Apophysis

Posted on January 3, 2010 by Matt-Blum

I’ve loved fractals since I was a kid. I remember writing lots of programs to generate them when I was in high school, including (just because I could) programming my graphing calculator to display a monochromatic version of the Mandelbrot set. Fractals are the perfect intersection of math and art, but they’re not easy for […] Continue reading →

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