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an up fractal is defined as a middle bar with two lower highs on each side of it A down fractal is defined as a middle bar with two higher lows on each side of it Interpretation Bill Williams book Trading Chaos described some basic and advanced concepts for trading using fractals as part of a larger more inclusive Chaos based trading methodology One simple
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R8 coIII + NAD > coI + NAD + C The model considered here was introduced in 1995 bfso95 and include the elementary steps shown in Table I References
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B W and other Colored Store Updated
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shape the above procedure is repeated indefinitely on each line segment on the side of a triangle Images showing the procedure and complete Koch Snowflake are shown below Its fractal dimension is given from the definition of the curve N = 4 and r = 1 3 remember 4 segments each 1 3 size of the original line segment Dimension = log 4 log 3 =
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Another strange attractor created recursively is the Henon attractor
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solve However they represent an extremely complicated dynamical system If one plots the results in three dimensions the following figure called the Lorenz attractor is obtained Projections of this attractor in the y z and x z two dimensional planes are as follows
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underlying mathematics It contains more than 150 ready to run programs It is intended for a one year course at both the junior and senior levels in nonlinear dynamics More See large image
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classical fractals that are still used today go by many interesting names Cantor sets Sierpinski s gaskets Koch curves Hilbert curves etc They are all constructed using easy rules The Cantor set is just a line segment that has the middle third of itself removed After which every resulting segment has its middle third removed and so on It is the same as the
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An example is the Julia dendrite c = i
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The structure of the bifurcation diagram is similar to that of x x2 + c with a period doubling path to chaos and an ergodic region with odd period windows In the quadratic
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Mandelbrot set Zn +1 = Zn2 + C
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Before It's News At the time it seemed as if your initiative was to spread the meme of appreciation for chaos theory and by extension to celebrate the natural interplay of ...
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People who have fallen asleep can wake up now. What is a little more fun about these patterns in . chaos. , is the structures they create. Some attractors were found to consists of self similar structures known as . fractals. . ...
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Q. The Super Men The world is in darkness tonight The sun eclipsed in the complications of orbit The stars intrepid Complicated in the sky Faster than light in my rise I cast a sidelong glance at the red moon Hung low on the skyline Distant somewhat but bigger when so Growing greater When the horizon brushes the earth Displaced by the leap I free my form of its chain Release its earthly cover Disconnecting from the core Emptiness And I rip through the fabric of space Shifting time and reference Entangled through the complicated revolutions Deflating in suspension A quantum observer The complications of a world in fluctuation Systems fleeting and scattered Divulge the Mediterranean remnants Of a superscalar evolution Complex and… [cont.]
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Q. The Super Men The world is in darkness tonight The sun eclipsed in the complications of orbit The stars intrepid Complicated in the sky Faster than light in my rise I cast a sidelong glance at the red moon Hung low on the skyline Distant somewhat but bigger when so Growing greater When the horizon brushes the earth Displaced by the leap I free my form of its chain Release its earthly cover Disconnecting from the core Emptiness And I rip through the fabric of space Shifting time and reference Entangled through the complicated revolutions Deflating in suspension A quantum observer The complications of a world in fluctuation Systems fleeting and scattered Divulge the Mediterranean remnants Of a superscalar evolution Complex and… [cont.]
Asked by revired - Tue Aug 18 10:13:18 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Very good!! :) You could become a famous poet with that poem. . . . lol
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