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The most famous fractal is the Mandelbrot
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| Content |
| Who am I? |
| What are fractals? |
| PowerPoint of Natural fractals (12.37 MB) |
| Drawing fractals Koch curve |
| Drawing a Koch snowflake |
| Koch Snowflake (Java) |
| Drawing a fractal trees |
| Fractaline |
Fractal tree (Java)  |
Fractal trees (Java)  |
Interactive turtle tree (Java)  |
| What use are fractals? |
| PowerPoint of Fractals from Space (22.39 MB) |
| XaoS (Download this to install at home) |
| XaoS Controls |
| Guess what PowerPoint (11 MB) |
Ultra Fractal 2.04 (Download this to install at home) |
| Ultra fractal Notes PDF instruction for installing & using Ultra Fractal (11 Pages) |
| Configure Ultra Fractal |
| Increase fractal size |
| Increase Iterations |
| Gradient Map |
| Cycle Colours |
| Export Image... Ctrl + E |
| Other fractals |
APA citation:
Russell, R. (2009, March 29, 11:10 am). Fractals Lesson Plan
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