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A nice little prog that does some low level processing of a bitmap and
simulates flames.
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| BioWiz
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This is a biorythm viewer that inputs your birthdate and current
date and returns the current values of your physical,intellectual
and emotional cycles. Some people believe that
the variety of our every day mood results from several biological
cycles that begin the day we are born and continue to loop for
the rest of our lives ,with a different interval each.
Click here if you would like to know more about this theory.
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| Mandelbrot Explorer v1.00
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Explore the Mandelbrot set ,the most famous fractal ever . It was discovered in the 70s by Polish mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot and
it's a magnificent example of the infinite beauty of fractals. This program allows you to select a rectangular region on the
compex plane and magnify it over and over again while the detail and colors of the fractal increase geometrically.
Check out some images of various regions on the mandelbrot set , generated by the Mandelbrot Explorer or read
the FAQ and see how it's all done.
If you're intrested in fractal geometry and the higher math behind fractals , follow
this link to Yahoo's fractal-related sites.
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| Game Of Life DEMO
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"The Game of Life, which was developed by John Conway,is a simulation of
cellular activity. Each cell's survival is determined by certain rules.
If a cell is bordered by one or no other cells, then it will die, because
it has removed itself from the group.
If a cell is bordered by two, three, or four other cells, it will survive.
If a cell has five or more neighbors, it will die from lack of sufficient
food and resources.
If an empty area is surrounded by three cells, a new cell will grow.
These rules are fairly simple and straightforward. Because every cells's
survival depends on fellow cells, a complex interdependency develops.
This is why the Game of Life is closely related to Chaos. Small changes,
even in one cell, has a ripple effect that alters every cell in the
colony. This ripple effect is very prominent in chaos. An interesting
quote sums it up : A butterfly flapping its wings in Hong Kong will
create a thunderstorm in New York a month later." | Does all this sound intresting ?
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