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2 Responses to “How much math does it take to design fractals from scratch, not using a program made by others?”
I would say that you do need to be a math major, and have taken calculus (I,II and III), linear algebra (a must), differential equations. But you also need to know how to program. C++ and java are probably the best languages for what you want.
It is much more about programming, than math. You can find equations that produce fractal designs easily. The trick is writing the program that graphs, colors, zooms, rotates, etc.
April 29th, 2009 at 11:57 pm
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I would say that you do need to be a math major, and have taken calculus (I,II and III), linear algebra (a must), differential equations. But you also need to know how to program. C++ and java are probably the best languages for what you want.
April 30th, 2009 at 12:33 pm
It is much more about programming, than math. You can find equations that produce fractal designs easily. The trick is writing the program that graphs, colors, zooms, rotates, etc.