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From: algebraaclass
 Oh my gosh. Thank you so much for the wonderful tutorial. I have a project for school with 3 pages on the Mandelbrot and Julia sets, and I was at the point of tears before I found your website. It has made it so easy to understand. If only finding something on the Julia set was as easy.
 
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Name: brian
From: texas
E-mail: Contact 		great
 
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Name: Angela Stacey
From: Kansas
E-mail: Contact 		Since I was 12 years old or so, I have been meditating on what is now described as Mandelbrot's Set (fractals). WOW! I never knew how to explain in words in a way that people could understand what this theory of infinity was that I tried to apply as math in my mind with every object I visualized. This is amazing! I was labeled as gifted in my small school, therefore, I was unable to relate to anyone my concepts. I am encouraged to further explore my theories and feel so validated after learning of Mandelbrot's history. Thank you for this!
 
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Name: Nancy Mavor
From: University of Advancing Techno
E-mail: Contact 		This amazing. You should up date your tutorial to include the biological applications of Madelbrot, as seen on a recent PBS/Nova show.
 
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Name: Fractalwizz Productions
From: Somewhere
E-mail: Contact 		Very nice video.
The anims are a tad slow, but non-pixilated awesomeness.
 
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Name: susun hawkes
From: michigan
 Nova on PBS was my first exposure to the Mandelbrot Set. Fractals are awesome and applications shown breathtaking wonderment! the zoom wow!
 
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Name: Greg Dennis
From: lake tahoe
E-mail: Contact 		I can't do anything now without noticing fractal patterns in nature. Benoit Mandelbrot a true pioneer.
 
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Name: Louis Vosmeier
From: Fort Wayne Indiana
E-mail: Contact 		Simply wonderful
 
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Name: konagal
From: kona
E-mail: Contact 		OMG ! Thank you sooo much for sharing ~
 
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Name: J.S.Jackson
From: staten island, New York City.
E-mail: Contact 		I always thougth art and math were at opposite ends of the spectrum....I was wrong!!
 
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