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Cryptography engineering, Niels Ferguson, Bruce Schneier, Tadayoshi Kohno, ISBN: 9780470474242
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The fractal section of my website has been updated

12/16/07

Permalink 04:35:50 pm, by lano1106 Email , 75 words, 458 views   English (CA)
Categories: General, Fractal, Fractal

The fractal section of my website has been updated

I have slightly revamped the fractal section of my website. More specifically, I added menus to help the navigation in it.

However, there is also a small addition. There is a new page with an embedded player that allows you to watch videos of fractals.

It has been a while since I have played with fractals but if you have never looked at my fractals, it might worth it for you to take a look.

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Comment from: Eric [Visitor] Email
Hi Olivier!

I remember that Fractals was one of the things that attracted me to computer science (while i was a student in graphic design).

Later on, when i started to *try* programming.. i remember having used Hypercard (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HyperCard) to implement a strange attractor visualisation using a trailing "sprite"!

I didnt had the math background to really understand all this.. and still doesnt have.. but it's still something that i find marvelous with computer.

Have a look at this site (http://www.levitated.net/exhibit/index.html).. the guys is doing very cool complex animations even if it's not directly related to fractals and check this out too(http://www.processing.org/).. that seem to be a nice environnement to implement visualisation stuff...



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