The fractal nature of iterated ln(x) [Bandwidth warning: lots of images!]
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jaydfox Wrote:Skipping a few, here's the 15th iteration, zoomed in a little more:

And finally, here's the 18th iteration, zoomed in once more:
Cool!

I'm not sure, what iteration do you actually mean? x->ln(x) ? And then, the x-coordinate is real(x) and the y-coordinate is real(ln(x))?

Gottfried
Gottfried Helms, Kassel
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RE: The fractal nature of iterated natural logarithms - by Gottfried - 09/07/2007, 08:15 PM

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