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ChrisBaker8
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I'm not sure if this is the correct section to be posting in. I'm writing a summary of the mandelbrot set and I'm not sure I understand how the points are calculated.
I've got the equation:
z = z[tex]^{2}[/tex] + c
This means each value is squared, and then a constant value c is added, to get a new value of z, which then goes through the same process. What does this infinite series represent? Is c an actual defined constant, like pi or G, or is it just a value that can be chosen?
I've got the equation:
z = z[tex]^{2}[/tex] + c
This means each value is squared, and then a constant value c is added, to get a new value of z, which then goes through the same process. What does this infinite series represent? Is c an actual defined constant, like pi or G, or is it just a value that can be chosen?