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From: krf7527@ritcv.UUCP (Keith Fieldhouse)
Newsgroups: net.graphics
Subject: Mandelbrot Set coordinate request.
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Date: Wed, 18-Dec-85 17:19:28 EST
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Posted: Wed Dec 18 17:19:28 1985
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Hello,

	Along with a small group of fellow undergraduate students, I
	have been working on the generation of Images of the Mandelbrot
	Set as described in the August '85 issue of "Scientific
	American".  Most of the work was done to provide us with an
	excuse to excercise some of the graphics hardware we have
	around here.  Since the hardware is in a public lab the work
	has generated some very positive comments from those who have
	happened to see it.  The comments became more enthusiastic as
	people understood the nature of the images they were seeing.

	The upshot of that rather long introduction is that we have
	arranged to obtain the use of some display cases in one of the
	public areas of the school late in February.   We are going to
	try to present the beauty of the pictures and the beauty of the
	fact that they exist the way they do.  In our wanderings
	through the set we have found several fairly atrractive
	portions of the it.  We would, however, like some more.
	What I would like to know is:  Is there any one out on the net
	that has come across other coordinates on the set that might
	help us in what we are trying to do.  If so, and if you'd like
	to help us, please send me the coordinates of the image and (if
	you'd like) the reason you thought the image was interesting.
	To keep things consistant send the coordinates (and the width)
	of the image in "complex plane" coordinates (real - x, imaginary - y)
	I'll post the results to the net if any one is interested.

											Thank you very much for your time,

											Keith Fieldhouse
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