/sci/ - Science & Math

I don't understand why zooming into a mandelbrot set needs more calculations.

Shouldn't it be the old z[n] -> z[n-1] + c with smaller differences in c?

It's a thing made of itself.

>>5783322
Duh.

>>5533073
>talking out your ass
That is a fractal. It's self similar at arbitrary scales.

okay /sci/, would he have died?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4i9-A3Ysws&t=5m24s

In case you have embedding, it's at 5:24
Pic unrelated

God is not anthropomorphic therefore it can not create things.

Mathicians of /sci/

Is it possible to express a function and its derivative in itself?

I need to model a function f(t) =(x,y) for the gravity - induced movement of an object in R2.
This is the force working on the object (P Point of Funktion at t; M Point of Mass):
F(P) = (GM)*((xm-xp)²+(ym-yp)²)^(-5/2) * (xm-xp, ym-yp)

The gravity funktion whould look like this:

P(t)=F(P)*t

Is this solveable?
Does somebody know a reference to such a problem?
Is OP really the faggot he seems to be?

How would one set up an equation for computing mass acceleration in a Cartesian coordinate system?

Constants would be coordinates and mass of objects in the coordinate space as well as the 0-point of the function and its velocity at this point.
The only variable would be time, so there should be an ordinary differential equation to solve this.

Are there any resources on this?

>>4761436
Possibly. Our universe has black holes with black holes in themselves, like a fractal.

See you next iteration of physical reality.
Just keep in mind the beauty of Earth and existence itself, because you should live to admire it.

When I die I'll be reconcieved in my mother's womb once physical reality cycles through again.

>>4694570
Why don't you?

Was geometry invented, or discovered?

What scientific/mathematical basis is there for eternal recurrence?

yo dawg I herd you like fractals

>>4592890
Yo dawg I herd you like fractals, so I put a Mandelbrot in yo Mandelbrot in yo Mandelbrot in yo Mandelbrot in yo Mandelbrot in yo Mandelbrot...