A Monte Carlo approach for &egr; placement in fractal-dimension calculations in waveform graphs
Computer Graphics Forum
Biomorphs: Computer displays of biological forms generated from mathematical feedback loops
Computer Graphics Forum
Graphics, bifurcation, order and chaos
Computer Graphics Forum
DNA vectorgrams: representation of cancer genes as movements on a 2D cellular lattice
IBM Journal of Research and Development
A recipe for self-decorating eggs
Computer Language
Discrete-time signal processing
Discrete-time signal processing
Graph Theory With Applications
Graph Theory With Applications
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Chaos theory involves the study of how complicated behavior can arise in systems that are based on simple rules, and how minute changes in the input of a system can lead to great differences in the output. Using computer graphics, the dynamic behavior of chaos-producing networks is explored, and convergence maps reveal a visually striking and intricate class of displayable objects.