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Wednesday, December 20, 2017

Studying discrete-time dynamical systems (V): generalization of dynamical systems able to produce spirals and clusters of points

Following my previous post, here is a new beauty I was able to find recently. The following is an animation of the families: S_{D}=\{(x,y, f(z)): (x_{n+1},y_{n+1}) = (Im(f(x_{n} + y_n  i)\cdot\sin{\frac{D}{f}}, Re(f(x_{n} + y_n i))\cdot\cos{\frac{D}{f}})\} Where f(z)=\frac{1}{(z^{1.5}+1)^t}, t from 1 to 2 by 0.01 steps. Each frame is a complete family plot, calculated using D \in [0,8 \cdot 10^3], n \in [0,8 \cdot 10^3] zoom into region z=[+/-5]+[+/-5]i. It took me some days to render it as well:


And this is the family of dynamical systems of f(z)=\frac{1}{(z^{1.5}+1)^0.9}, Rorschach test anyone?





I am trying to find some academic group working on this kind of complex maps to share these "stochastic" models. If I am able to make some advances on this topic I will post the news here. Crossing fingers!