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[[Mandelbrot polynomial]] is special kind of quadratic polynomial, written in form
 
[[Mandelbrot polynomial]] is special kind of quadratic polynomial, written in form
$ P_c(z)=z^2+c$
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\( P_c(z)=z^2+c\)
whrere $c$ is parameter. Usially, it is assumed to be a [[complex number]].
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whrere \(c\) is parameter. Usially, it is assumed to be a [[complex number]].
   
 
== Mandelbrot set==
 
== Mandelbrot set==
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The [[Mandelbrot polynomial]] is used to define the [[Mandelbrot set]]
 
The [[Mandelbrot polynomial]] is used to define the [[Mandelbrot set]]
   
$ M = \left\{c\in \mathbb C : \exists s\in \mathbb R, \forall n\in \mathbb N, |P_c^n(0)| \le s \right\} $
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\( M = \left\{c\in \mathbb C : \exists s\in \mathbb R, \forall n\in \mathbb N, |P_c^n(0)| \le s \right\} \)
   
 
==SuperMandelbrot==
 
==SuperMandelbrot==
   
[[Superfunction]] $\Phi$ for the transfer function $P_c$ can be constructed from the [[Superfunction]] $F$ of the [[Logistic operator]]:
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[[Superfunction]] \(\Phi\) for the transfer function \(P_c\) can be constructed from the [[Superfunction]] \(F\) of the [[Logistic operator]]:
   
$\Phi(z)=p(F(z))$
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\(\Phi(z)=p(F(z))\)
   
 
where
 
where
   
$p(z) = r z -r/2$,
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\(p(z) = r z -r/2\),
   
$r\displaystyle =\frac{1}{2}+\sqrt{\frac{1}{4}+c}$
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\(r\displaystyle =\frac{1}{2}+\sqrt{\frac{1}{4}+c}\)
   
Similarly, the corresponding [[Abel function]] $\Psi=\Phi^{-1}$ can be expressed through the Abel function $G$ of the [[Logistic operator]],
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Similarly, the corresponding [[Abel function]] \(\Psi=\Phi^{-1}\) can be expressed through the Abel function \(G\) of the [[Logistic operator]],
   
$\Psi(z) = G(q(z))$
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\(\Psi(z) = G(q(z))\)
   
 
where
 
where
   
$\displaystyle
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\(\displaystyle
 
q(z)=\left(\frac{1}{2}-z\right)/r
 
q(z)=\left(\frac{1}{2}-z\right)/r
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\).
   
Then, following the general rule, through the [[superfunction]] $\Phi$ and the [[Abel function]] $\Psi$,
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Then, following the general rule, through the [[superfunction]] \(\Phi\) and the [[Abel function]] \(\Psi\),
the $n$th [[iteration]] of the [[Mandelbrot polynomial]] can be written as follows:
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the \(n\)th [[iteration]] of the [[Mandelbrot polynomial]] can be written as follows:
   
$P_c^n(z)=\Phi(n+\Psi(z))$
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\(P_c^n(z)=\Phi(n+\Psi(z))\)
   
In this expression, number $n$ of iterations has no need to be integer; the [[Mandelbrot polynomial]] can be iterated arbitrary (even complex) number of times.
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In this expression, number \(n\) of iterations has no need to be integer; the [[Mandelbrot polynomial]] can be iterated arbitrary (even complex) number of times.
   
 
==References==
 
==References==

Latest revision as of 18:44, 30 July 2019

Mandelbrot polynomial is special kind of quadratic polynomial, written in form \( P_c(z)=z^2+c\) whrere \(c\) is parameter. Usially, it is assumed to be a complex number.

Mandelbrot set

The Mandelbrot polynomial is used to define the Mandelbrot set

\( M = \left\{c\in \mathbb C : \exists s\in \mathbb R, \forall n\in \mathbb N, |P_c^n(0)| \le s \right\} \)

SuperMandelbrot

Superfunction \(\Phi\) for the transfer function \(P_c\) can be constructed from the Superfunction \(F\) of the Logistic operator:

\(\Phi(z)=p(F(z))\)

where

\(p(z) = r z -r/2\),

\(r\displaystyle =\frac{1}{2}+\sqrt{\frac{1}{4}+c}\)

Similarly, the corresponding Abel function \(\Psi=\Phi^{-1}\) can be expressed through the Abel function \(G\) of the Logistic operator,

\(\Psi(z) = G(q(z))\)

where

\(\displaystyle q(z)=\left(\frac{1}{2}-z\right)/r \).

Then, following the general rule, through the superfunction \(\Phi\) and the Abel function \(\Psi\), the \(n\)th iteration of the Mandelbrot polynomial can be written as follows:

\(P_c^n(z)=\Phi(n+\Psi(z))\)

In this expression, number \(n\) of iterations has no need to be integer; the Mandelbrot polynomial can be iterated arbitrary (even complex) number of times.

References

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandelbrot_set

Keywords

Iteration , Logistic operator , Mandelbrot set , Superfunction