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Mandelbrot CLI: Renderer with Perturbation Theory. The high-precision reference trajectory is computed exactly once, enabling blazing-fast math for billions of pixels using hardware-native double registers. Dynamic Reference Relocalization. Bilinear Approximation (BLA Skip-100). True 8x8 SSAA. Multi-threading. FFmpeg to compile the final.
An interactive 2D fractal playground that runs entirely in the browser. It uses WebGL for fast GPU rendering, plus a JavaScript/Web Worker CPU refinement path for crisp deep-zoom detail.
Arbitrary-precision Mandelbrot deep-zoom renderer in the browser. Reference orbits computed on the GPU in WGSL, perturbation with exponent-carrying deltas, second-order bilinear approximation.
Modern fractal browser with 328 fractals, side bar with formulas and history, in 41 categories (see README for list), using a WinUI3 interface, deep zoom (10^-20), exportable bookmarks and navigation history (back/forward). Light, Dark and Ocean themes available. V1.6.0 released 2026-07-15 with win64 compiled set.
QuPath 0.6+ extension: browse and open patolojiatlasi.com whole-slide images inside QuPath, streamed tile-by-tile as Deep Zoom (DZI) — nothing to download.
Every beginning of the planar three-body problem, in a navigable atlas. Simulated and drawn on the GPU or CPU. Explore and measure the symmetry-reduced space of initial conditions through arbitrary 2-plane charts.
Interaktive, räumlich wirkende Darstellung der Mandelbrot-Menge in Schwarz und Gold. Eine einzelne HTML-Datei, WebGL 2, ohne Abhängigkeiten, mit Tiefzoom ohne feste Grenze.
A native port of drasimov/mandelbrot-emerger (p5.js) as an SDL3 desktop or browser WebAssembly application with infinite-zoom Mandelbrot renderer in C++20/SDL3 with an arbitrary-precision perturbation, autopilot, WASM fallback, and no iteration cap.
A deep-zoom photomosaic: a portrait built from 2,226 scanned notebook pages and sketches, explored in the browser through a Leaflet tile viewer exported by AndreaMosaic.