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Coupling Patterns of External Arguments in the Multiple-Spiral Medallions of the Mandelbrot Set

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  • M. Romera
  • G. Pastor
  • A. B. Orue
  • D. Arroyo
  • F. Montoya

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The multiple-spiral medallions are beautiful decorations situated in the proximity of the small copies of the Mandelbrot set. They are composed by an infinity of babies Mandelbrot sets that have external arguments with known structure. In this paper we study the coupling patterns of the external arguments of the baby Mandelbrot sets in multiple-spiral medallions, that is, how these external arguments are grouped in pairs. Based on our experimental data, we obtain that the canonical nonspiral medallions have a nested pairs pattern, the canonical single-spiral medallions have an adjacent pairs pattern, and we conjecture that the canonical double, triple, quadruple-spiral medallions have a 1-nested/adjacent pairs pattern.

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  • M. Romera & G. Pastor & A. B. Orue & D. Arroyo & F. Montoya, 2009. "Coupling Patterns of External Arguments in the Multiple-Spiral Medallions of the Mandelbrot Set," Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society, Hindawi, vol. 2009, pages 1-14, February.
    • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnddns:135637
    DOI: 10.1155/2009/135637
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