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High definition Mandelbrot
There have been several posts here about generating animations of the Mandelbrot set, most recently at Display Matplotlib animations in Excel, but using standard 64 bit floats you rapidly run out of precision. However, using arbitrary precision arithmetic, and with sufficient … Continue reading
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Tagged Arbitrary precision, Beethoven, Mandelbrot animation, Mandelbrot Set
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