The Julia set is associated with those points z = x + iy on the complex plane for which the series zn+1 = zn2 + c does not tend to infinity. c is a complex constant, one gets a different Julia set for each c. The initial value z0 for the series is each point in the image plane.
The well known Mandelbrot set forms a kind of index into the Julia set. A Julia set is either connected or disconnected, values of c chosen from within the Mandelbrot set are connected while those from the outside of the Mandelbrot set are disconnected. The disconnected sets are often called “dust”, they consist of individual points no matter what resolution they are viewed at.
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#include <complex.h> #include <stdio.h> #include <tgmath.h> #include <winbgim.h> #define Y 1079 #define X 1919 // To recursively find the end value // of the passed point till the pixel // goes out of the bounded region // or the maximum depth is reached. int julia_point(float x, float y, int r, int depth, int max, double _Complex c, double _Complex z) { if (cabs(z) > r) { putpixel(x, y, COLOR(255 - 255 * ((max - depth) * (max - depth)) % (max * max), 0, 0)); depth = 0; } if (sqrt(pow((x - X / 2), 2) + pow((y - Y / 2), 2)) > Y / 2) { putpixel(x, y, 0); } if (depth < max / 4) { return 0; } julia_point(x, y, r, depth - 1, max, c, cpow(z, 2) + c); } // To select the points in a Julia set. void juliaset(int depth, double _Complex c, int r, int detail) { for (float x = X / 2 - Y / 2; x < X / 2 + Y / 2; x += detail) { for (float y = 0; y < Y; y += detail) { julia_point(x, y, r, depth, depth, c, (2 * r * (x - X / 2) / Y) + (2 * r * (y - Y / 2) / Y) * _Complex_I); } } } // Driver code int main() { initwindow(X, Y); int depth = 100, r = 2, detail = 1; // Initial value for Julia // set taken by my personal preference. double _Complex c = 0.282 - 0.58 * _Complex_I; while (1) { cleardevice(); // To formulate the display text // for the 'c' coordinate // into string format. char str1[100], str2[100], strtemp[100]; if (floor(creal(c)) == -1) { strcpy(str1, "-0."); } if (floor(creal(c)) == -0) { strcpy(str1, "0."); } if (floor(cimag(c)) == -1) { strcpy(str2, "-0."); } if (floor(cimag(c)) == -0) { strcpy(str2, "0."); } itoa(sqrt(pow(creal(c), 2)) * 1000, strtemp, 10); strcat(str1, strtemp); strcat(str1, ", "); itoa(sqrt(pow(cimag(c), 2)) * 1000, strtemp, 10); strcat(str2, strtemp); strcat(str1, str2); outtextxy(X * 0.8, Y * 0.8, str1); // To call the julia-set for the selected value of 'c'. juliaset(depth, c, r, detail); outtextxy(X / 3, Y * 0.9, "Press '1' to Exit, Space to" " select a point or any " "other key to continue"); char key = getch(); if (key == '\n') { break; } // To select the value of 'c' // using the position of the mouse and then // normalizing it between a value of -1-1i and 1+1i. while (key == ' ') { c = 2 * (double)(mousex() - X / 2) / X + 2 * (mousey() - Y / 2) * _Complex_I / Y; if (floor(creal(c)) == -1) { strcpy(str1, "-0."); } if (floor(creal(c)) == -0) { strcpy(str1, "0."); } if (floor(cimag(c)) == -1) { strcpy(str2, "-0."); } if (floor(cimag(c)) == -0) { strcpy(str2, "0."); } itoa(sqrt(pow(creal(c), 2)) * 1000, strtemp, 10); strcat(str1, strtemp); strcat(str1, ", "); itoa(sqrt(pow(cimag(c), 2)) * 1000, strtemp, 10); strcat(str2, strtemp); strcat(str1, str2); outtextxy(X * 0.8, Y * 0.8, str1); if (kbhit()) { key = getch(); } } } closegraph(); return 0; } |
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