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Subject: Re: Fractal Bibliography
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Date: Fri, 16-Oct-87 21:23:00 EDT
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** /* ---------- "Fractal Bibliography" ---------- */
** Is anyone aware of a bibliography of information on fractals,
** Mandelbrot sets, Julia sets, and the like?  Where might I find
** such a beast?
**      
** --Scott Dickson
** /*----------------------------------------------*/

I just read the November, 1987 issue of Scientific American, they devote a
large part of Computer Recreations to investigation of the parallels
between Julia sets and Mandelbrot sets.  It is done very well. There is
a bibliography at the end of the article.