2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.cag.2009.05.003
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Non-linear iterated function systems and the creation of fractal patterns over regular polygons

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“…Based on the linear complex mapping, a type of nonlinear complex mapping families are studied in [6] to form the condition of an iterated function systems, and the relationship of the initial point selection and the generated attractor is discussed. Combine the linear affine transformation and square root function, the literature [7] provides the method of drawing fractal graphics when the initiator is regular polygons or circles. The representation form based on polynomial transformation in [8] is applied to draw the fractal graphics, increasing the diversity of fractal attractors.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on the linear complex mapping, a type of nonlinear complex mapping families are studied in [6] to form the condition of an iterated function systems, and the relationship of the initial point selection and the generated attractor is discussed. Combine the linear affine transformation and square root function, the literature [7] provides the method of drawing fractal graphics when the initiator is regular polygons or circles. The representation form based on polynomial transformation in [8] is applied to draw the fractal graphics, increasing the diversity of fractal attractors.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As in Loocke's method [13] we start with IFS of affine functions that create polygonal fractals and extends the IFS by adding functions that create Julia sets instead of adding square root functions. The resulting images are rotationally symmetric and Julia set shaped.…”
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