This study of chaos, fractals and complex dynamics is intended for anyone familiar with computers. While keeping the mathematics to a simple level with few formulas, the reader is introduced to an area of current scientific research that was scarcely possible until the availability of computers. The book is divided into two main parts; the first provides the most interesting problems, each with a solution in a computer program format. Numerous exercises enable the reader to conduct his or her own experimental work. The second part provides sample programs for specific machine and operating systems; details refer to IBM-PC with MS-DOS and Turbo-Pascal, UNIX 42BSD with Berkeley Pascal and C. Other implementations of the graphics routines are given for the Apple Macintosh, Apple IIE and IIGS and Atari ST.
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This study introduces the reader to a area of current scientific research that opened up with the advent of computer availability: computer graphics. The problems and exercises require only a basic knowledge of mathematics.
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The story which today so fascinates researchers, and which is associated with chaos theory and experimental mathematics, came to our attention around 1983 in Bremen. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
var xrange, computer graphics experiments, procedure readstring, berkeley pascal, procedure hello, finite attractor, graphical experiments, graphical iteration, maximal iteration, useful subroutines, drawing hit, begin writeln, program fragment, transition from order, graphics commands, graphics procedures, universal coordinates, turtle graphics, procedure distinguish, procedure mapping, experimental mathematics, standard pascal, reference program, backwards iteration, var value Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Turbo Pascal, Lightspeed Pascal, Sun Jul, Pascal Plus, Gingerbread Men, Grand Canyon, Mitchell Feigenbaum, Mon Jul, Niklaus Wirth, Sat Jul, Tue Jul, University of Bremen New!
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var xrange, computer graphics experiments, procedure readstring, berkeley pascal, procedure hello, finite attractor, graphical experiments, graphical iteration, maximal iteration, useful subroutines, drawing hit, begin writeln, program fragment, transition from order, graphics commands, graphics procedures, universal coordinates, turtle graphics, procedure distinguish, procedure mapping, experimental mathematics, standard pascal, reference program, backwards iteration, var value Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Turbo Pascal, Lightspeed Pascal, Sun Jul, Pascal Plus, Gingerbread Men, Grand Canyon, Mitchell Feigenbaum, Mon Jul, Niklaus Wirth, Sat Jul, Tue Jul, University of Bremen New!
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- Principles of Interactive Computer Graphics (McGraw-Hill computer science series) by William M. Newman in Back Matter
- Interactive Computer Graphics by Freeman in Back Matter
- Gingerbread Man (My Turn! Your Turn!) by Don Curry on page 177
- Metamagical Themas: Questing for The Essence of Mind And Pattern by Douglas Hofstadter in Back Matter
- The Experimenter's A-Z of Mathematics: Math Activities with Computer Support by Steve Humble on page 19, and page 29
- Fractals in Music: Introductory Mathematics for Musical Analysis (Inmusic (Salt Lake City, Utah), No. 1.) by Charles Madden in Back Matter
- Contemporary Ergonomics by S.A. Robertson on page 365
- Neural Network Control Of Robot Manipulators And Non-Linear Systems (Series in Systems and Control) by F W Lewis on page 61
- Fractals and Chaos: An illustrated course by Paul S. Addison in Back Matter
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