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[1] $z=z^{3}-conj(z^{2})+c$ , where zed and see are complex numbers and conj() flips the sign of the imaginary component. The value of c is initially set for the real component to be x on a cartesian plane mapped to the screen, so that there will be as many starting points for c as there are pixels on the screen. The assignment is repeated until the absolute value of zed

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equals or exceeds two. At that point, the arctangent of zed is taken to colour the pixel.

I think neurology and neuroscience should be merged. IOW, a global search and replacement operation should change "Category:Neuroscience" to "Category:Neurology".