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Date:         Wed, 9 Sep 1992 07:30:43 -0600
From:         RSILVER@LANL.BITNET
Subject:      Amygdala

Amygdala is a newsletter about fractals which may be of interest to some
of you FRAC-L'iers. Here are excerpts from my introductory column,
 "In This Issue..." from the last two issues:

In This Issue (#26)
  "Busted By The Math Police!" continues John Dewey Jones' explorations
in the Fractal Fiction genre, or Math Fiction, as one reviewer called it.
  "Synchronous Orbits" by Steve Stoft introduces a novel algorithm with
the ability to calculate some fractal images much faster than with
current methods. Although I havent played with it myself, I am greatly
impressed with it as a mathematical idea, and look forward to exploration
and evaluation of the algorithm by various experimenters.

In This Issue (#27)
  Robert Hill's "Dithering As A Shading Technique" reveals in detail the
techniques used to generate the images and painterly backgrounds seen
in the four slides in set #26, and in slide A2422 from set #27,
distributed with this issue.
  Michael Freeman's "Mandelbrot And Julia Sets Of Elliptic Functions"
discusses the fractals that result from iteration over the Elliptic
functions: a refreshing change from the quadratic, polynomia and rational
functions most often used for iteration.
  In "How To Spin M-Sets On A Monitor Screen In Real Time", John MacManus
discusses a program for rotating 3-D representations of Mandelbrot set
views.

You can get a trial subscription to Amygdala is $15 for 6 issues by sending
your check to:
Amygdala / PO Box 219 / San Cristobal, NM 87564 / USA
Your subscription can start with either #26 or #27.

If you're interested in finding out more about Amygdala, send me your
paperMail address, and I'll send you an information packet.

--Rollo Silver <rsilver@lanl.gov>
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Date:         Mon, 7 Sep 1992 20:52:00 CDT
From:         C1876@UMSLVMA.BITNET
Subject:      Macintosh Fractal Software

To Michael South and other interested readers:

Koyn software makes two fractal software packages for the Macinosh.  IFS
Explorer ($49.95) allows you to create fractals based upon iterated
function systems.  Fractal Clip Art ($39.95) is a collection of fractal
images in MacPaint format.  Koyn Software can be reached at (314)
878-9125 or 1754 Sprucedale, St. Louis, MO 63146.
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Date:         Tue, 15 Sep 1992 08:45:19 EDT
From:         McClelland_R%PSB%BLS@NIH3PLUS.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Dynamical Systems Software & Lyapunov

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Hi. Although I am not sure about the things you are taking about, I think we ca
 help each other.
I use Fractint, and now is when I am learning the math for these things.
 However, anyone can get "quite a trip" from pluging-in values and seeing the
 final graphics. That's what I did with Fractint's fractal type Lyapunov. I set
 it to do 32000 iterations (i`m not sure if fractint does that for every point)
 and everything in defaults. I have a 486DX-33Mhz with Super Vga. So far, It's
 been a week because sometimes I would pause the calculation. In actual time,
 the computer has been computing for about 120 hours. I had no idea of what a
 "lyapunov" looks like. This is close to the best detail one can get with 16-bi
 equipment. Can you tell me what Lyapunov represents mathematically? It really
 looks self-similar since it branches out ad infinitum. By the way, that is SVG
 at a resolution of 1024 by 768 at 256 color mode.
Will anyone mind explaining the Lyapunov concept?

Peace,

Jose Cordones
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Jose --

Lyapunov exponents can be used calculate the sensitivity of a system to
its initial conditions. Lyapunov exponents correspond to the log of the
eigenvalues of the Hessian of some process F.  The magnitude of the
exponents measure how fast state vectors with similiar starting values
diverge: if at least one of the exponents is positive, then F exhibits
sensitivity to initial conditions. The Pesin identity shows that the
Kolmogorov entropy of a system is equal to the sum of all positive
lyapunov exponents.

I hope this helps. For more information, try the list NDRG-L (nonlinear
dynamics) or write me for my BLS Working Paper # 216 "Testing for
Nonlinear Dynamics".


Rob McClelland                          Voice (202)606-6573 ext. 607
Bureau of Labor Statistics              Fax (202) 606-7080
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From:         Gerold van Dijk <gerold@UVS.EDU.SR>
Subject: Re: Frequently Asked Questions

Ken Shirriff,

thanks for the Fractal FAQ file!

Gerold van Dijk
(sysop fractal bbs)
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From:         "Prof. JM Richard (Centre National Universitaire)"
              <MPI@FRMOP53.CNUSC.FR>
Subject:      Re: Fractals and symmetries

James,
The paper i referred to is from C.Alexander,I.Gibin,and D.Newton.
They are lecturers/researchers at the University of Sussex (England).

Regards,

Jm
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Subject:      Re: Signoff via Dave Re

          Will you please take me off the FRAC-L list.  I have tried
          all conventional means.  I might have to resort to nuclear
          means if I am not taken off this list soon.

          RLINH@MSE.UFL.EDU
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Date:         Sun, 6 Sep 1992 05:22:27 -0600
From:         RSILVER@LANL.BITNET
Subject:      Fractal software for MAC

FRAC-L
Fractal software for MAC
Michael South asked:
>Is there a MAC version of fractint?
* There is not, to my knowledge.

>What is the best fractal software available for MACs (free or otherwise).

* The fractal software I use on my MAC is MandelZot, which is an excellent
tool. It is available as shareware from the author: Dave Platt /
1095 Burgoyne St / Mountain View, CA 94043. An early version  was extensively
reviewed along with 5 other fractal programs in MACINTOSH II MANDELBROT
PROGRAMS, by Ken Philip, Amygdala #11, pp 2-7 and #12, pp.2-6, and briefly
mentioned in MANDELZOT 0.94, by Dave Platt, in Amy #13, page 6.

  The current issue of Amygdala is #27. All back issues (including the
three numbers mentioned above) are available from Amygdala / Box 219 /
San Cristobal, NM 87564 / (505)586-0197

--Rollo Silver <rsilver@lanl.gov>
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Date:         Tue, 8 Sep 1992 22:14:32 -0500
From:         "Wayne D. Young" <Z_YOUNGWD@CCSVAX.SFASU.EDU>
Subject:      Fractal Image Compression

---
I have posted a preliminary copy of a Fractal Image Compression
program that I've been working on in /tmp @ ftp.uu.net

Its for MSDOS machines... but the source is included and should
compile on just about anything...

The file is unifs09b.zip and is around 970k. (kinda big.. has those
darn original images in it for comparison)

I've committed myself to posting an update with output to targa...
will do it soon.

If anyone would like to give me a place to post updates... _please_
let me know.  I've been informed that anon ftp is not wanted here.

Thanks... let me know if there are any problems with it.

Oh yeah, 386 or higher... coprocessor is _required_.
(actually if you know anything about djgpp... you can use the emulator0
I tried it... I ctrl-breaked out of it... to slow.)

Wayne Young
z_youngwd@ccsvax.sfasu.edu
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Date:         Sat, 12 Sep 1992 03:55:52 -0600
From:         RSILVER@LANL.BITNET
Subject:      Computer art show

My artist neighbor Bill Gersh & I are curating a month-long computer
art show starting with a reception 13Sep @ La Cigale (a French cafe)
in Taos, NM. Artists are Ron Davis, Bob Hill, Susan Ressler, Rollo
Silver, George Zopf.

Bob Hill calls his stuff "ComputeD Art", and so I guess will I;
the rest do ComputeR Art.

Y'all come.

Anybody know who wrote this?
"Greater vehicle, lesser vehicle, no matter:
 All vehicles will be towed away at owner's expense."

--Rollo Silver <rsilver@lanl.gov>
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Date:         Sat, 5 Sep 1992 11:29:10 PDT
From:         Ken Shirriff <shirriff@SPRITE.BERKELEY.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Fractint availability

Note that many of the sites listed in the previous long list of sites have
out of date versions of fractint and xfractint.

The most recent versions are available from:
    DOS: ftp to wuarchive.wustl.edu [128.252.135.4]
      The source is in the file /mirrors/msdos/graphics/frasr172.zip
      The executable is in the file /mirrors/msdos/graphics/frain172.zip
    Windows: ftp to wuarchive.wustl.edu
      The source is in the file /mirrors/msdos/windows3/winfr171.zip
      The executable is in the file /mirrors/msdos/windows3/winsr171.zip
    OS/2: available on Compuserve in its COMART forum in Library 12
      The files are PM*.ZIP.  These files are also available from
      ftp-os2.nmsu.edu in /pub/os2/pmfract.zoo, and from hobbes.nmsu.edu.
    Unix: ftp to sprite.berkeley.edu [128.32.150.27]
      The source is in the file xfract105.shar.Z
        Note: sprite is an unreliable machine; if you can't connect to it,
        try again in a few hours, or try hijack.berkeley.edu.

Ken Shirriff				shirriff@sprite.Berkeley.EDU
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Date:         Mon, 14 Sep 1992 16:59:49 -0400
From:         Cogito <cordones@SACCO.CS.NYU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Dynamical Systems Software Package

> From: MSANDRI%IVRUNIV.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu
> Subject:      Dynamical Systems Software Package
> To: Multiple recipients of list FRAC-L <FRAC-L%GITVM1.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu>
> Content-Length: 387
>
> Hi frac-l netters,
> some days ago a friend of mine told me of a new and powerful PC software
> package for the analysis of dynamical system.
> If I'm not wrong, it calculates lyapunov esponents, fractal dimension,
> Poincare maps, correlation diagram, power spectra and many many other
> useful things!
> The name is DMC or something similar.
> Any  information is welcome!
> Thanks in advance. Marco.
>
Hi. Although I am not sure about the things you are taking about, I think we can
 help each other.
I use Fractint, and now is when I am learning the math for these things.
 However, anyone can get "quite a trip" from pluging-in values and seeing the
 final graphics. That's what I did with Fractint's fractal type Lyapunov. I set
 it to do 32000 iterations (i`m not sure if fractint does that for every point)
 and everything in defaults. I have a 486DX-33Mhz with Super Vga. So far, It's
 been a week because sometimes I would pause the calculation. In actual time,
 the computer has been computing for about 120 hours. I had no idea of what a
 "lyapunov" looks like. This is close to the best detail one can get with 16-bit
 equipment. Can you tell me what Lyapunov represents mathematically? It really
 looks self-similar since it branches out ad infinitum. By the way, that is SVGA
 at a resolution of 1024 by 768 at 256 color mode.
Will anyone mind explaining the Lyapunov concept?

Peace,

Jose Cordones
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Date:         Tue, 8 Sep 1992 22:01:42 -0500
From:         "Wayne D. Young" <Z_YOUNGWD@CCSVAX.SFASU.EDU>
Subject:      Fractal Compression

---

Hello fellow fractal enthusiasts.

I am in need of assistance.  I have been working on my thesis...
(topic: Fractal Image Compression) but now I am running short
of images.  If you have an image and you would like to see how
well it compresses... then lets make a deal.

This is what I want:
256x256 images with 256 shades of gray.  GIF format would be BEST...
but I can handle most formats.  No more women... it seems that is
all people mess with scanning... I want something better.

This is what you get:
I'll give you a decompressor that writes out targa files.
And of course your image compressed.

post images by ftp to ftp.uu.net in the /tmp directory and send me
a message (don't reply to this... send it email to z_youngwd@ccsvax.sfasu.edu)

If you know of a better place to post... just include it in your reference.

Thanks for your help.

Wayne Young
z_youngwd@ccsvax.sfasu.edu
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Date:         Fri, 11 Sep 1992 12:08:51 BST
From:         Timothy Murphy <tim@MATHS.TCD.IE>
Subject:      Exhibition of fractal art

I'm interested in setting up a simple exhibition
of computer art related to fractals, the Mandelbrot set, etc,
and would be very grateful for any suggestions.

Timothy Murphy

e-mail: tim@maths.tcd.ie
tel: +353-1-2842366 (home/office)
     +353-1-7021507 (university)
fax: +353-1-2842295
s-mail: School of Mathematics, Trinity College, Dublin 2, Ireland
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From: jesjones@milton.u.washington.edu (Jesse Jones)
Subject: Fractal howto papers available via FTP.
Keywords: Fractal Paper FTP Mandella
Organization: University of Washington, Seattle
Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1992 18:42:59 GMT

   A while back I posted a message about some short papers I wrote
describing various aspects of writing fractal programs. I FTPed
them to ftp.coe.montana.edu some time ago but I haven't heard back
from the sysop. Currently, they are in the tmp directory. If you
can't FTP I could mail or post them again.
  
   A brief summary of the papers is included below. These papers are
the distilled wisdom of several years work on a fractal program 
called Mandella for the Mac. Enjoy!


Escape Time Formulas -- Has formulas for 23 Mandel/Julia fractals, 
6 misc formulas, 6 Newton fractals, and 2 Halley fractals.

Orbital Formulas -- Discusses how to draw both dynamical system and 
IFS fractals. Includes formulas for ten dynamical systems.

Draw Style -- Discusses ten different methods for drawing fractals. 
Includes stuff like Level Set, Decomposition, Continuous Potential, 
Distance Estimator, etc.

Transforms -- Eight different ways to transform fractals once they've 
been drawn. Includes stuff like convolution, edge detectors, eversion, 
etc.

3D Transform -- Explanation and code for transforming a fractal into 
a 3D representation (based on the algorithm in the Science of Fractal
Images).

Cordic Math -- Discusses a fast algorithm for the computation of 
elementary functions that works well with fixed point math. The same 
algorithm can be used to generate Sin, Cos, Tan, ArcTan, Sinh, Cosh, 
Tanh, ArcTanh, Ln, Exp, and square-root.

Cordic.m -- An implementation of the Cordic math routines in Modula-2.

  jesjones@milton.u.washington.edu

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Date:         Sat, 12 Sep 1992 14:17:24 EDT
From:         Sergei Naumov <serge@SLOTH.ASTRO.UNC.EDU>
Subject:      Sun

Hello, everybody!
I have Sun workstation but I don't know any discussion list
which would allow me to exchange information and idias.
Does anybody know something about it?
	Serge
	serge@sloth.astro.unc.edu
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Date:         Sun, 6 Sep 1992 23:05:00 EST
From:         MDAST6@PITTVMS.BITNET
Subject:      FFT and Signal Processing.

Dear All:

        A while back someone posted a request for information on FFT's
and signal processing.  I wound up sending him some C source code for
an FFT that was basically my first program in C.  I was just wondering
if it worked for him, or if the code was readable/updatable or whatever.
If needed, I could revamp it into a better format with more comments..

FFT's are great, Joe Fourier Rules!!!!!

                                          Michael D. Aesoph
                                University of Pittsburgh - Johnstown
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From:         "Donald F. Parsons MD" <DFP10@ALBNYVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Chernobyl exposees

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Alexandra Brooks of the Institute for Energy and Environmental Research
(301) 270-5500 has an article in "Surviving Together" Summer 1992, p.25
(Inst for former-Soviet American Relations, Washington DC, (202)387-
3034) called Chernobyl Liqidators Pay a High Price. 8000 of these were
from Sverdlovsk in the Urals.  AB visited the Medical Rehabilitation
District Center for the Liquidators of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power
Catastrophe started in 1990. It gives yearly reports of morbidity for
5000 of the Liquidators. Most of the L. had coughing and itching of
the throat in the first few days and 1 y. later began to have headaches
drop of blood pressure and weakness. Also pain in joints and muscles and
fatigue in use of legs. Also neurosis and impotence. The head of the
center Dr. Svetlana Horyakova is looking for wars to rid radionuclides
after the 5 yr period.
  Brooks said on the phone she did not see the elusive "Registry" of
victims but then we now know where that is. Don

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From:         "SHAPIRO, KAREN" <shapiro@PHYSICS.UCLA.EDU>
Subject:      RE: CAU$E$ OF WAR$

I would like to thank you for the interesting contribution.
I am quite familiar with the US playing both sides of the Iran-Iraq
War, thus being responsible, I feel for literally Rivers of Blood.

It appears Dr. Beter predicted some things correctly in the past.
For more interest, what is he predicting now?
Thank you.
Karen Shapiro
UCLA, Physics Dept.
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From:         Byron Weiss <CSWEISS@ECUVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Window Startup

How about putting the icons onto the workbench backdrop and telling them
to stay put even after reboots. I think it's       ICONS->KEEP OUT
on the workbench.  You have WB2.x right? :)

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From: ggiles@cie.uoregon.edu (Gregg Giles)
Subject: Re:      Wuarchive maillist
Organization: University of Oregon Campus Information Exchange
Date: Sun, 6 Sep 92 20:19:31 GMT

In article <AMIGA-L%92090418365660@UALTAVM.BITNET> ALEXAJOH@UREGINA1.BITNET writes:
>For those who want to subscribe here is the CORRECT address:
>listserv@wunet.wustl.edu      subscribe amiga-uploads

   This barfed on me; listserv said there was no such mailing list. A requested
list of available mailing list also showed no Amiga lists. Has something
happened recently to cause this?


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Date:         Sun, 13 Sep 1992 13:00:21 CDT
From:         David McGhee <DMCGHEE1@UA1VM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: A4000 and A1200 (!!)
              13 Sep 1992 03:42:40 -0400 from <ngk@EAGLE.TC.CORNELL.EDU>

On Sun, 13 Sep 1992 03:42:40 -0400 Calvin Chu said:
>Also, the thing with Kickstart 3.0, what bologna!!!!! Kickstart 3.0 should
>be 2.2 for all the new features they put in!! Geez!! If anything deserved
>an integral version upgrade it was 1.x to 2.x, the purpose of Kickstart 3.0?
>What is this commodore's way of making its operating system comparable to
>Windows 3.0 or something? GEeez.

No...sounds to me like 3.0 is for the 4000 only.  If this is the case it
will prevent alot of confusion.  If 3.0 will run on an A3000 or below then
it is kind of cheesey.

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