File:Critical orbit f(z) = z*z+c and c=-0.749413589136570+0.015312826507689*i.png
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[edit]DescriptionCritical orbit f(z) = z*z+c and c=-0.749413589136570+0.015312826507689*i.png |
English: Critical orbit f(z) = z*z+c and c=-0.749413589136570+0.015312826507689*i. Here there is only one critical point and only one orbit, which looks like 2 arm spiral. Multiplier of alfa fixed point m = 0.01531686885068006*%i-0.9994721711035874. cabs(m) = 0.9995895293978963. argument in turns = cturn(m) = 0.4975611481254812 = 1/2 -0.00243885187451881 ( close to 1/2 so 2 arms) |
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[edit]// program by marcm200 coefficients read from input file spiral1.txt degree 2 coefficient = ( +1.0000000000000000 +0.0000000000000000*i) degree 0 coefficient = ( -0.7494135891365700 +0.0153128265076890*i) Input polynomial p(z)=(1+0i)*z^2+(-0.74941358913656996865+0.015312826507689000083i) 1 critical points found cp#0: 0,0 . It's critical orbit is bounded and enters cycle #0 length=1 and it's stability = |multiplier|=0.99959 internal angle = 0.49756114816558294489 cycle = { -0.49973608562614335593,0.0076584343005330103582 ; }
// m-describe by Claude the input point was -7.4941358913656997e-01 + +1.5312826507689e-02 i the point didn't escape after 10000 iterations nearby hyperbolic components to the input point: - a period 1 cardioid with nucleus at +0e+00 + +0e+00 i the component has size 1.00000e+00 and is pointing west the atom domain has size 0.00000e+00 the atom domain coordinates of the input point are -nan + -nan i the atom domain coordinates in polar form are nan to the east the nucleus is 7.49570e-01 to the east of the input point the input point is interior to this component at radius 9.99590e-01 and angle 0.497561148125481134 (in turns) the multiplier is -9.99472e-01 + +1.53169e-02 i a point in the attractor is -4.99741e-01 + +7.65848e-03 i external angles of this component are: .(0) .(1)
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[edit]kill(all); remvalue(all); /*------------- functions definitions ---------*/ /* function */ f(z):=z^2 + c; GiveListOfCriticalPoints(fun):= block( [d,s], /* derivative */ d:diff(fun,z,1), /* critical points z: d=0 */ s:solve(d=0,z), /* remove "z=" from list s */ s:map('rhs,s), /* convert to form x+y*%i */ s:map('rectform,s), s:map('float,s), return(s) )$ /* f(z) is used as a global function I do not know how to put it as a argument */ GiveOrbit(z0,OrbitLength):= block( [z,Orbit], z:z0, Orbit:[z0], for i:1 thru OrbitLength step 1 do ( z:expand(f(z)), Orbit:endcons(z,Orbit)), return(Orbit) )$ /* find fixed points returns a list */ GiveFixedPoints():= block ( [s], s:solve(f(z)=z), /* remove "z=" from list s */ s:map('rhs,s), s:map('rectform,s), s:map('float,s), return(s) )$ /* converts complex number z = x*y*%i to the list in a draw format: [x,y] */ d(z):=[float(realpart(z)), float(imagpart(z))]$ ToPoints(myList):= points(map('d,myList))$ /* give Draw List from one point*/ ToPoint(z):=points([d(z)])$ compile(all); /* -----const values ------- */ c: -0.749413589136570 +0.015312826507689*%i$ zcr:0.0$ iLength:10000; /* ------------- main = computations -----------------*/ /* compute fixed points */ Beta:float(rectform((1+sqrt(1-4*c))/2))$ /* compute repelling fixed point beta */ alfa:float(rectform((1-sqrt(1-4*c))/2))$ /* other fixed point */ Orbit:GiveOrbit(zcr,iLength)$ Orbit:ToPoints(Orbit)$ zcr:ToPoint(zcr)$ alfa:ToPoint(alfa)$ /*-----------------------------------------------------------------------*/ path:"~/Dokumenty/construct/2/pauldebrot1/"$ /* if empty then file is in a home dir */ load(draw); /* ( interface to gnuplot ) by Mario Rodriguez Riotorto http://www.telefonica.net/web2/biomates */ draw2d( title = concat("Critical orbit for f(z)=z^2 +", string(c)), terminal = png, user_preamble = "set size square", /* */ file_name = concat(path ,string(iLength),"_8"), dimensions = [1500,1500], /* Since Maxima 5.23, pic_width and pic_height are deprecated. */ xrange = [-0.8,0.0], yrange = [-0.4,0.4], xlabel = "z.re ", ylabel = "z.im", point_type = 7, points_joined = false, point_size = 0.8, key=" critical orbit ", color =red, Orbit, point_size = 1.2, key= "critical point", color = blue, zcr, key= "fixed point", color = black, alfa );
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