GEOMETRIA FRACTAL LINKS

http://www.arrakis.es/~sysifus/intro.html
Web excel·lent i utilitzada com a documentació.
No deixeu de visitar el llistat de software a http://www.arrakis.es/~sysifus/software.html

http://spanky.triumf.ca/www/fractint/fractint.html
Pàgina per obtenir el programa Fractint i amb temes relacionats

http://www.cygnus-software.com/
Web dedicada al software relacionat amb la fractalitat.

http://www.fractaldomains.com/gallery/gallery.html
Imatges fractals d´alta qualitat.

Infinite Fractal Loop -- Index
I already have a link to the Infinite Fractal Loop on my gallery page, but I want to put an extra plug in for the graphical index that was recently added for the Infinite Fractal Loop. The fractal gallery sites that are members of the loop are all of high quality, and this page has a representative thumbnail for practically every site in the loop. Takes a while for this page to load, but it's worth it! This is the single best starting point I know of for exploring fractal galleries on the Web -- an unparalleled portal to the world of fractal images.

http://www.around.com/chaos.html
By James Gleick

Gumbycat's Cyberhome
Gumbycat is the nom de plume of Linda Allison. Her talent continues to grow and amaze. The Gumbycat gallery is now a collection of galleries spread around the net. This link will take you to the starting point. You'll find striking fractal images plus helpful tips on choosing color maps for fractals in Fractint. A unique site in offering how-to tips for fractal fans. A really excellent resource for Fractint users, but anyone who is interested in fractal coloring techniques can learn something. Updated frequently.

Fractalus (Damien M. Jones)
Some of these fractals are really spectacular. Various formulas and coloring schemes are used. This is one of the few sites I've seen (besides my own) where anti-aliasing is clearly being done even on the large images. There are some other great fractals on the web that deserve the same treatment...

J.P. Louvet: Fractals
This is one of the oldest fractal galleries on the web, with dozens of beautiful images. Go to the fractal album, the most recent images are at the end. Also check out the links pages, it is really excellent, much more extensive than this one.

Sprott's Fractal Gallery
See the Fractal of the Day (generated automatically with algorithms Sprott designed for detecting fractals that might be "esthetically pleasing") as well as samples of practically every interesting kind of fractal, along with links to many more. A ton of fractal images are archived here. Good for hours of browsing fun.

Paul Carlson's Fractal Gallery (Mind Boggling Fractals)
There used to be several web galleries packed with Paul Carlson's images before he started selling his own fractal program, Mind-Boggling Fractals. Now, this seems to be the only one. I can understand centralizing everything on one site, but unfortunately there appear to be significantly fewer of his images on display than before. At any rate, go here to see some good images (and Sprott's site still has a few of Carlson's images).

Kerry Mitchell, Computer Artist
Relatively few images compared to some of the other galleries, but the images here are very original. Excellent color map design!

ArtByMath Fractals
Selling a CD-ROM here that actually looks pretty neat (but appears to be specialized for PCs, and I have a Mac!) Has a gallery with some slick and original images and an extensive page of links to other sites. Especially cool backgrounds on the web pages here (but beware of eye strain!)

Earl's Computer Art Gallery>
Some fractal and non-fractal computer images here, some very striking. Earl L. Hinrichs uses his own computer programs to generate these, and he has some inventive techniques that are very effective, including a way to generate fractals suitable for tiling by generating them on the surface of a torus and unwrapping the torus into a rectangle!

Lifesmith Classic Fractals
A commercial site containing an enormous number of thumbnail images of fractals. There are preprocessed images of fractals mapped as textures into digitally generated scenes as well as many images of unprocessed fractal images. As the title implies, this is a rich source of classic fractal images using traditional iteration count methods. If you've forgotten how striking such images can be, take a look at some of these.

Fractal Art FAQ
Frequently asked questions list on the subject of fractal art. Excellent source of information on fractal art and fractals in general. If you are a neophyte in fractal matters, this would be a good place to start learning.

The Chaos Hypertextbook
One of many fractal tutorial sites available on the Web. This one is maintained by Glenn Elert. The tutorial material is pretty good (you should have some mathematical background, though) but I mainly include this site because the "Software Resources" appendix contains the most incredibly complete list of Mac OS chaos and fractal programs I've ever seen! Every Mac fractal program I've ever heard of is listed here, plus many I haven't, and it's all organized with capsule reviews. Very well done.

The Spanky Fractal Database
This site used to be the most exhaustive directory to fractal-related Internet resources, but it doesn't seem to get updated much anymore. It is still worth visiting for the content and links it contains. It features libraries of images, fractal programs for all platforms, and fractal-related documents, and even better, a lot of links to other sites that feature more of the same.

Clifford A. Pickover's Home Page
The one and only, the mind boggling, indefatigable Clifford Pickover! There's a nice selection of links to computer graphic images. Not that many are specifically fractal, but worth looking at, and actually this whole thing is kind of an ad for Clifford Pickover. If you're interested in fractals or computer graphics in general, you've probably seen or read one of Pickover's books, and you'll probably find this page of interest also. If you are interested in recreational mathematics, or even just weirdness in general, take a look at this site. Clifford Pickover isn't just a web site anymore, he's a portal!

Great Math Programs
For Macintosh users only -- Xah Lee's page presents a pretty good list of math-related programs (commercial, shareware and freeware) for the Macintosh. Anyone interested in fractals would probably be interested in some of the other items listed here; I discovered a few that I didn't know about myself.

http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/julia/wwwrefs.html
Professor D.Joyce

http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/~pbourke/fractals/fracintro/

Southeast Eisenhower Regional Consortium for Mathematics and Science: A Treasure Chest of Educational Resources

Coolmath.com - Coolmath Link Center Top Site Award

University of Haifa, Dept. of Mathematics: Mathematics special interest groups

Johnson County Community College Math Links

La. Challenge Activities for the K-12 Classroom: Chaos of Oil Spills

Rochester Institute of Technology, Computer Science Department, Nan Schaller's Computer Graphics Page

Cottonwood Arizona's Rockin' B Ranch

Google Directory - Science > Math > Chaos and Fractals

Rochester Institute of Technology: Analogy, Mathematics & Poetry

Cool Man's Database of Hot Links