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mandelbrot.c
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mandelbrot.c
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// THIS PROGRAM PLOTS THE MANDELBROT SET. A SUBSET OF THE COMPLEX PLANE IS
// DIVIDED UP IN TO AN NxN GRID, AND AN ITERATIVE EQUATION IS APPLIED TO EACH
// POINT ON THIS GRID. IF, AFTER A PREDETERMINED NUMBER OF ITERATIONS, THE
// OUTPUT NUMBER HAS NOT EXCEEDED A CERTAIN ABSOLUTE MAGNITUDE THEN THE POINT
// IS PLOTTED. OTHERWISE IT IS NOT PLOTTED.
// AUTHOR: LACHLAN STONEY
//CONSTANTS:
//MNI = Max # of iterations
//N = # of subdivisions of the plotting window.
//R = Max absolute magnitude of iteration
//XMIN, YMIN, ... = boundaries of plotting window.
#define MNI 500
#define N 1000
#define R 3
#define XMIN -1.5
#define XMAX 0.5
#define YMIN -1.0
#define YMAX 1.0
//Includes
#include <math.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <cpgplot.h>
//The structure of a complex number is defined
struct cnum
{
double cx; // x component
double cy; // y component
};
//Declaration of Functions
void CPRINT(struct cnum c); // prints a complex number in coordinate form. (diagnostic tool)
struct cnum CPROD( struct cnum c1, struct cnum c2); // multiplies two complex numbers c1 and c2;
struct cnum CADD( struct cnum c1, struct cnum c2); // adds " " "
struct cnum FJULIA( struct cnum c1 ); // iterative function for Julia Set
struct cnum FMANDEL( struct cnum z, struct cnum c ); // iteractive function for Mandelbrot Set
//Main program
void main()
{
float RES = (XMAX - XMIN)/N; //resolution
int i,j,p;
//************************* PGPLOT CODE ***************************
cpgbeg(0,"?",1,1);
cpgpage();
cpgsci(1); // axis color
cpgpap(0,1);
//axis limits
cpgswin(XMIN,XMAX,YMIN,YMAX);
cpgbox("BCN",1, 0, "BCN", 1, 0); // draw the axes
cpgsci(1); //data color
cpgsch(0.00000000000001); //data point size
//******************* GRID ALGORITHM AND PLOTTING ********************
struct cnum z; // z = (0,0) = initial number
struct cnum c; // c is a complex variable
z.cx = 0;
z.cy = 0;
for(i=0;i<N;i++) //look at every point on grid
{
for(j=0;j<N;j++)
{
c.cx = XMIN + i*RES; //assign c = current point
c.cy = YMIN + j*RES;
CPRINT(c);
for(p=0;p<MNI;p++) //apply MNI iterations to z
{ //using c = current point
z = FMANDEL(z,c);
if ( z.cx*z.cx + z.cy*z.cy > R) // if iteration "blows up"...
{
z.cx = 0;
z.cy = 0; //stay at z=c=0
c.cx = 0;
c.cy = 0;
}
} //end of interation. z = final number
if (z.cx*z.cx + z.cy*z.cy < R) //if iteration hasn't blown up...
{
float X[1], Y[1];
X[0] = c.cx;
Y[0] = c.cy;
cpgpt(1,X,Y,17); // plot point c
}
}
}
printf("\n\n");
cpgend();
}
//FUNCTIONS
//Iterative equation for the Mandelbrot Set
struct cnum FMANDEL( struct cnum z, struct cnum c)
{
struct cnum value;
value = CPROD(z,z);
value = CADD(value,c); // z = z^2 + c
return value;
}
// Iterative equation for Julia Set
struct cnum FJULIA( struct cnum c1 )
{
struct cnum C; //define constant C
C.cx = 0.0;
C.cy = 1.0;
struct cnum value;
value = CPROD(c1,c1);
value = CADD(value,C);
return value;
}
// Addition function
struct cnum CADD( struct cnum c1, struct cnum c2)
{
double a = c1.cx;
double b = c1.cy;
double c = c2.cx;
double d = c2.cy;
struct cnum sum;
sum.cx = a+c;
sum.cy = b+d;
return sum;
}
// Multiplication function
struct cnum CPROD( struct cnum c1, struct cnum c2)
{
double a = c1.cx;
double b = c1.cy;
double c = c2.cx;
double d = c2.cy;
struct cnum product;
product.cx = a*c - b*d;
product.cy = a*d + b*c;
return product;
}
// print function
void CPRINT(struct cnum c)
{
double cx = c.cx;
double cy = c.cy;
printf("\n( %0.3f , %0.3f )",cx,cy);
}