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Summary

Description
English: changes of critical orbit of complex quadratic polynomial along Mandelbrot set main cardioid internal ray of angle 1/6
Source Own work
Author Adam majewski

Long description

This file shows 25 critical orbits[1][2] which are changing along internal ray of angle =1/6 of main cardioid. Let :

Internal angle or rotation number :

Internal radius :

Multiplier of fixed point :

Parameter of function

For this is equation for main cardioid.

When varies and is constant then goes along internal ray.

How this file was created ?

  • Create 25 ppm files for epsilon changing from -1.000 to 0.002. See source of C program below
  • Convert ppm files to jpg
  • Convert 25 jpg files to one animated gif file using Total Commander and GIFWCX 1.1 packer plugin by Sascha Hlusiak

Critical orbits looks very nice[3] and are important for analyzing dynamics. One may use great Java applet by Evgeny Demidov[4]

C source code

It is a console C program ( one file) It can be compiled under :

  • windows ( gcc thru Dev-C++ )
  • linux and mac using gcc :
gcc main.c -lm

it creates a.out file. Then run it :

./a.out

It creates ppm file in program directory. Use file viewer to see it.


/* c console program which creates ppm file */
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h> /* for ISO C Random Number Functions */
#include <math.h>

#define PI 3.14159265


 
/*  gives sign of number */
double sign(double d)
{
       if (d<0)
       {return -1.0;}
       else {return 1.0;};
};

 



/*-----------------------------*/

 int main()
{   /* 
    epsilon:0.001;
    radius:1+epsilon;
    angle:(3-sqrt(5))/2; 
    l:radius * exp(%i*angle*2*%pi);
    c:l/2 - (l*l)/4;
    c =0.58762398718188*%i-0.39095328938716
    -------------------------
    epsilon:-0.001;
    0.58595232559771*%i-0.39012849476251
    --------------------------------
    epsilon:0.0;
    0.58678790734697*%i-0.3905408702184
    -------------------------
    trifurcation angle:1/3;
    
    
    -------------------
    epsilon:0.0;
    radius:1+epsilon;
    angle:1/4;  tetrafurcation
    -0.4<y <0.4
    --------------------
    1/5 -0.2 <Zx  <0.4;
    0.0 < ZyM< 0.8
    -----------------------
    

*/
    double angle=1.0/6.0, 
           epsilon=-0.0005,
           radius=1.0+epsilon,
           /* L=Lx+Ly*i=lambda=radius * exp(i*angle*2*PI); */
           Lx=cos(2*PI*angle)*radius, 
           Ly=sin(2*PI*angle)*radius,
           /* C= Cx+Cy*i = L/2 - L*L/4  */
           Cx=-(cos(4*PI*angle)*radius*radius)/4+(cos(2*PI*angle)*radius)/2,
           Cy=((sin(2*PI*angle)*(epsilon+1))/2-(sin(4*PI*angle)*radius*radius)/4);
           
    
    /* screen coordinate = coordinate of pixels */      
    int iX, iY, 
        iXmin=0, iXmax=500,
        iYmin=0, iYmax=500,
        iWidth=iXmax-iXmin+1,
        iHeight=iYmax-iYmin+1,
        /* 3D data : X , Y, color */
        /* number of bytes = number of pixels of image * number of bytes of color */
        iLength=iWidth*iHeight*3,/* 3 bytes of color  */
        period,
        index; /* of array */
        
   int iXinc, iYinc,iIncMax=1, /* width of big pixel;  for iXmax=2000 chose 6, for 500 choose 2 */    
       iIncMax2;
   /* world ( double) coordinate = parameter plane*/
    const double ZxMin=-0.2;
    const double ZxMax=0.6;
    const double ZyMin=0.0;
    const double ZyMax=0.8;
    /* */
    double PixelWidth=(ZxMax-ZxMin)/iWidth;
    double PixelHeight=(ZyMax-ZyMin)/iHeight;
    double Zx, Zy,    /* Z=Zx+Zy*i   */
           Z0x, Z0y,  /* Z0 = Z0x + Z0y*i */
           Zx2, Zy2, /* Zx2=Zx*Zx;  Zy2=Zy*Zy  */
           NewZx, NewZy,
           DeltaX, DeltaY,
           SqrtDeltaX, SqrtDeltaY,
           AlphaX, AlphaY,
           BetaX,BetaY, /* repelling fixed point Beta */
           AbsLambdaA,AbsLambdaB,
           Z_cr_x=0.0, Z_cr_y=0.0; /* critical point */
     
        
        /*  */
        int Iteration,
            IterationMax=100000,
            iTemp;
     /* bail-out value , radius of circle ;  */
    const int EscapeRadius=40;
    int ER2=EscapeRadius*EscapeRadius;
    double  /*  AR= minimal distance from attractor = Attractor Radius */
           AR2=1.0e-6, /* AR2=AR*AR */
           d,dX,dY; /*  distance from attractor : d=sqrt(dx*dx+dy*dy) */

    
    /* PPM file */
    FILE * fp;
    char *filename="co_a_1_6_m00005_5.ppm";
    char *comment="# this is julia set for c= ";/* comment should start with # */
    const int MaxColorComponentValue=255;/* color component ( R or G or B) is coded from 0 to 255 */
    
    
    
    /* dynamic 1D array for 24-bit color values */    
    unsigned char *array;
    
    
    
    
    

   printf(" angle= %f\n",angle);
   printf(" epsilon= %f\n",epsilon);   
   printf(" radius= %f\n",radius);
     
   printf(" Lx= %f\n",Lx);
   printf(" Ly= %f\n",Ly);
   printf(" Cx= %f\n",Cx);  
   printf(" Cy= %f\n",Cy);  
   printf(" ZxMax-ZxMin= %f\n",ZxMax-ZxMin);
   printf(" ZyMax-ZyMin= %f\n",ZyMax-ZyMin);

   /*-----------------*/
    
    array = malloc( iLength * sizeof(unsigned char) );
    if (array == NULL)
    {
      fprintf(stderr,"Could not allocate memory");
      getchar();
      return 1;
    }
    else 
    {         
      printf(" I'm working. Wait \n");
      /* fill the data array with black points */       
      for(index=0;index<iLength-1;++index) array[index]=0;
      /* ---------------------------------------------------------------*/
      
  /*------ draw orbit of critical point  ---------------------------*/
  /* Z0 = Z_critical */
   Zx=Z_cr_x;
   Zy=Z_cr_y;
  
   Zx2=Zx*Zx;
   Zy2=Zy*Zy;
  
   //dX=Zx-AlphaX;
//    dY=Zy-AlphaY;
    d=Zx2+Zy2;
  //iIncMax2=0;
   for (Iteration=0;Iteration<IterationMax ;Iteration++) /* && (d>AR2) */
   {
    Zy=2*Zx*Zy + Cy;
    Zx=Zx2-Zy2 +Cx;
    
    /* translate from world to screen coordinate */
    iX=(Zx-ZxMin)/PixelWidth;
    iY=(Zy-ZyMin)/PixelHeight; /*  */
    //for(iYinc=-iIncMax;iYinc<iIncMax2;++iYinc)
//     for(iXinc=-iIncMax;iXinc<iIncMax2;++iXinc)
     { 
      iTemp=((iYmax-iY-1)*iXmax+iX)*3; //((iYmax-iY-1+iYinc)*iXmax+iX+iXinc)*3;
      if(iTemp<=iLength && iTemp>-1) // safety                                         
      {array[iTemp]=255; /* white point */
      array[iTemp+1]=255;
      array[iTemp+2]=255; 
      } 
      else    printf(" out\n");
     }
    /* ---------*/
    Zx2=Zx*Zx;
    Zy2=Zy*Zy;
    //dX=Zx-AlphaX;
//    dY=Zy-AlphaY;
//    d=dX*dX+dY*dY;
      d=Zx2+Zy2;
   };  
    
    
   
 
    
    

       
/* write the whole data array to ppm file in one step ----------------------- */      
      /*create new file,give it a name and open it in binary mode  */
      fp= fopen(filename,"wb"); /* b -  binary mode */
      if (fp == NULL){ fprintf(stderr,"file error"); }
            else
            {
            /*write ASCII header to the file*/
            fprintf(fp,"P6\n %s\n %d\n %d\n %d\n",comment,iXmax,iYmax,MaxColorComponentValue);
            /*write image data bytes to the file*/
            fwrite(array,iLength ,1,fp);
            fclose(fp);
            fprintf(stderr,"file saved");
            getchar();
            }

      
           
      
      free(array);
      
      return 0;
    } /* if (array ..  else ... */
  
}

Maxima source code

This is program in Maxima which does the same as above C program.


/*  
this is batch file for Maxima  5.13.0
http://maxima.sourceforge.net/
tested in wxMaxima 0.7.1
using draw package ( interface to gnuplot ) to draw on the screen
draws  critical orbit = orbit of critical point
and finds period 
Adam Majewski fraktal.republika.pl
with help of 
Mario Rodriguez Riotorto http://www.telefonica.net/web2/biomates archive copy at the Wayback Machine
*/
/* compute c for given radius, angle and l ( lambda=multiplier of fixed point) */
epsilon:0.001;
radius:1+epsilon;
angle:(3-sqrt(5))/2; /* in radians */
l:radius * exp(%i*angle*2*%pi);
c:l/2 - (l*l)/4;
trigsimp(%);
rectform(%);
c:float(%), numer;
/* define function ( map) for dynamical system z(n+1)=f(zn,c)  */
f(z,c):=z*z+c;
/* maximal number of iterations */
iMax:200; /* to big couses bind stack overflow */
EscapeRadius:10;
/* define z-plane ( dynamical ) */
zxMin:-0.8;
zxMax:0.2;
zyMin:-0.2;
zyMax:0.8;
/* resolution is proportional to number of details and time of drawing */
iXmax:1000;
iYmax:1000;
/* compute critical point */
zcr:rhs(solve(diff(f(z,c),z,1)));
/* save critical point to 2 lists */
xcr:makelist (realpart(zcr), i, 1, 1); /* list of re(z) */
ycr:makelist (imagpart(zcr), i, 1, 1); /* list of im(z) */	
/* ------------------- compute forward orbit of critical point ----------*/
z:zcr; /* first point  */
orbit:[z];
for i:1 thru iMax step 1 do
block
(
 z:f(z,c),
 if abs(z)>EscapeRadius then return(i) else orbit:endcons(z,orbit)
 );
/*-------------- save orbit to draw it later on the screen ----------------------------- */
/* save the z values to 2 lists */
xx:makelist (realpart(zcr), i, 1, 1); /* list of re(z) */
yy:makelist (imagpart(zcr), i, 1, 1); /* list of im(z) */
for i:2 thru length(orbit) step 1 do
block
(
 xx:cons(realpart(orbit[i]),xx), 
 yy:cons(imagpart(orbit[i]),yy)
);		
/* draw reversed orbit of beta  using draw package */
load(draw);
draw2d(
 terminal  = 'screen,
 pic_width  = iXmax,
   pic_height = iYmax,
yrange = [zyMin,zyMax],
  xrange = [zxMin,zyMax],
title= concat(" dynamical plane for f(z,c):=z*z+",string(c)),
xlabel     = "Z.re ",
   ylabel     = "Z.im",
   point_type    = filled_circle,
   points_joined = false,
color		  =red,
point_size    = 0.5,
key = "critical orbit",
points(xx,yy),
key = "critical point",
color		  =blue,
points_joined = false,
points(xcr,ycr)
);

External links

Avi version of this file

References

  1. M. Romera, G. Pastor, and F. Montoya : Multifurcations in nonhyperbolic fixed points of the Mandelbrot map. Fractalia archive copy at the Wayback Machine 6, No. 21, 10-12 (1997)
  2. Burns A M archive copy at the Wayback Machine : Plotting the Escape: An Animation of Parabolic Bifurcations in the Mandelbrot Set. Mathematics Magazine, Vol. 75, No. 2 (Apr., 2002), pp. 104-116
  3. Image by conanite
  4. The Julia sets trip with orbit - Java applet by Evgeny Demidov


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