Here is an example of research across a Markus-Lyapunov fractal. The process is quite similar to that with a Mandelbrot explorer -except that computations are quite slower...

A second enlarging leads to   the new picture below:                and we thus arrive at an image which begins to be rather interesting... Of course we still have to give it attractive colors and to integrate it into a well balanced composition. Computing parameters: zoom x 43, INIT=300, NLYAP=800.

Here is the general view of the fractal, a rather complicated one, with the root 2222222222112211, INIT=100 and NLYAP=100 (click here for an explanation of these parameters). As usual, such a general view is not very interesting in itself, but it is the basis for further exploration. Enlarging the enframed area on the left leads to the picture below:       and enlarging again the enframed area on the left leads to the picture below:

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Discovering the fractal world:

Introduction - Mandelbrot Exploration - Lyapounov Exploration - Von Koch Curves - IFS Fractals - Fractal Dimension - Mandelbrot Relatives - Finest Fractal Pictures - Software - Biblio and Links

Fractals and mysticism:

Introduction - The Mysticism of Infinite - Non-Euclidean Art?

A new Art?

Introduction - Fascination of Fractals - Fractals and Photography - Definitions of Art - The Colour Choice - Other Colour Choices - Fractalists Painters - Compositions with Mandelbrot - Put a pretty girl - Algorithmic Art - Beyond the "Fractal" Art