The Power of Phi - Fractional Power Mandelbrot Zoom @MathsTown
The Power of Phi - Fractional Power Mandelbrot Zoom  @MathsTown
Uploaded March 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Another very little instalment in the fractional power Mandelbrot series. This time phi (1.6180339887), as it has been requested a lot. Phi is quite a famous constant, but in this context it has no special meaning. This is what the fractal z= z^(1.6180339887) + c looks like. Like all non-integer powers, the fractal is smashed into pieces, because there are branch cuts in the original function. Please hit subscribe.

(These are costly to render, so I keep them short).

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