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Keith A Griffin wrote:
> 
> I have some nice Mandelbrot sets on my web site, they are jpegs, and I
> have included coordinates of the centre of the image, the maximum number
> of iterations, and the view radius (ie enlargement). There are also some
> animated gif movies, each of which shows a journey into the jungle around
> the edges of the set.
> 
> Frances Griffin
> 
> --
> "...they sang a number of tuneful and reflective
> songs on the subjects of peace, justice, morality,
> culture, sport, family life and the obliteration
> of all other life forms." - Douglas Adams
> ____________________________
> Keith Griffin. http://galifrey.triode.net.au

Is that the same Douglas Adams who wrote "Hitchhiker's Guide To The
Universe?"  If so, and your domain is galifrey, do you post in
alt.drwho.creative also?

John Taylor wrote:
> 
> Keith A Griffin wrote:
> >
> > I have some nice Mandelbrot sets on my web site, they are jpegs, and I
> > have included coordinates of the centre of the image, the maximum number
> > of iterations, and the view radius (ie enlargement). There are also some
> > animated gif movies, each of which shows a journey into the jungle around
> > the edges of the set.
> >
> > Frances Griffin
> >
> > --
> > "...they sang a number of tuneful and reflective
> > songs on the subjects of peace, justice, morality,
> > culture, sport, family life and the obliteration
> > of all other life forms." - Douglas Adams
> > ____________________________
> > Keith Griffin. http://galifrey.triode.net.au
> 
> Is that the same Douglas Adams who wrote "Hitchhiker's Guide To The
> Universe?"  If so, and your domain is galifrey, do you post in
> alt.drwho.creative also?

That quote certainly sounds familiar - I'm pretty sure it came from one
of the four books in the Trilogy, but I can't remember which one.

The Wog

Keith Griffen wrote:

>> > "...they sang a number of tuneful and reflective
>> > songs on the subjects of peace, justice, morality,
>> > culture, sport, family life and the obliteration
>> > of all other life forms." - Douglas Adams

So the Wog write:

>That quote certainly sounds familiar - I'm pretty sure it came from one
>of the four books in the Trilogy, but I can't remember which one.
        ^^^^
        There are five now.

It's not mathematics, but you *did* ask. It's from "Life, the Universe
and Everything", I would guess, and refers to the warriors of Krikket.

Hope this is infomrative.

	Z

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The Wog wrote:
> 
> John Taylor wrote:
> >
> > Keith A Griffin wrote:
> > >
> > > I have some nice Mandelbrot sets on my web site, they are jpegs, and I
> > > have included coordinates of the centre of the image, the maximum number
> > > of iterations, and the view radius (ie enlargement). There are also some
> > > animated gif movies, each of which shows a journey into the jungle around
> > > the edges of the set.
> > >
> > > Frances Griffin
> > >
> > > --
> > > "...they sang a number of tuneful and reflective
> > > songs on the subjects of peace, justice, morality,
> > > culture, sport, family life and the obliteration
> > > of all other life forms." - Douglas Adams
> > > ____________________________
> > > Keith Griffin. http://galifrey.triode.net.au
> >
> > Is that the same Douglas Adams who wrote "Hitchhiker's Guide To The
> > Universe?"  If so, and your domain is galifrey, do you post in
> > alt.drwho.creative also?
> 
> That quote certainly sounds familiar - I'm pretty sure it came from one
> of the four books in the Trilogy, but I can't remember which one.
> 
> The Wog
 Actually, it came from the third book, thats what the krikkit did, they
wanted to destroy all the galaxy because it didnt go with their beleifs
because as far as theyre concerned it doesnt exist.. 
its in "Life the universe and everything" the third in the set of 5.
cya

A few years ago I wrote a fractal program with my brother, but I didn't 
bothered releasing it. I've finally got around to putting it on the net 
and the URL to it is:  
http://www.fit.qut.edu.au/Student/~n1296515/ftp/frac.zip

It requires an IBM-PC with SVGA and a mouse.
Basically you use the right-button for zooming, and you click on the 
mandelbrot set with the left button to get Julia sets.

It hasn't really been heavily tested on different computers so it might 
be still buggy... Please let me know of any major problems