He studied under Paul Lévy and his tenure at Princeton's Institute for Advanced Study was sponsored by John von Neumann.
He studied under Paul Lévy and his tenure at Princeton's Institute for Advanced Study was sponsored by John von Neumann. His most famous work was inspired by a paper by Gaston Julia that dealt with the iteration of a bounded function as it approached infinity. His tenure at IBM allowed him to use computer graphics to elucidate his most famous work. His most famous equation is z equals z sub 1 squared plus z sub 1, and states that if the resulting sequence remains within two of the origin, the point z is in his namesake set. FTP, identify this mathematician and author of The Fractal Geometry of Nature.
He studied under Paul Lévy and his tenure at Princeton's Institute for Advanced Study was sponsored by John von Neumann.
Benoit {Mandelbrot}