Monthly Best Of on 09/25/2001




A Bidimensional Hilbert-like Curve defined with {X5(...),Y5(...)} -iteration 5-

Jean-François COLONNA
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1-The 128 most referenced Pictures (*):

(*): Undisplayed pictures -if any- do not exist.



Welcome aboard A VIRTUAL SPACE-TIME TRAVEL MACHINE
1-1020 reference(s)		Artistic view of the tridimensional fractal aggregates obtained by means of a 100% pasting process during collisions of particles submitted to a vertical field of gravity
2-550 reference(s)		Artistic view of the prime numbers
3-537 reference(s)		Jean-François COLONNA
4-502 reference(s)
Quark and gluon structure of a nucleon
5-432 reference(s)		Tridimensional representation of a quadridimensional Calabi-Yau manifold
6-415 reference(s)		The 5x5=25 patches of the tridimensional representation of a quadridimensional Calabi-Yau manifold
7-402 reference(s)		Tridimensional display of the dynamics of a linear superposition of 6 eigenstates of the Hydrogen atom (tridimensional computation)
8-384 reference(s)
N-body problem integration (N=4: one star, one heavy planet and one light planet with a satellite)computed with 2 different optimization options on the same computer (sensitivity to rounding-off errors)
9-360 reference(s)		The Birth of the Universe
10-347 reference(s)		Quark and gluon dynamics of the nucleon
11-327 reference(s)		Filament dynamics
12-315 reference(s)
Tridimensional representation of a quadridimensional Calabi-Yau manifold
13-298 reference(s)		Zoom in on the von Koch curve
14-265 reference(s)		The erection of the Babel Tower
15-260 reference(s)		Tridimensional artistic view of the trajectories of tridimensional fractal aggregates obtained by means of a 100% pasting process during collisions of particles submitted to a vertical field of gravity
16-256 reference(s)
Cauliflowers, seaweeds, shells,... with fog
17-256 reference(s)		2.pi rotation about Y and Z axes of a quaternionic Julia set -tridimensional cross-sections-
18-252 reference(s)		16 earth-like planets initially on the same keplerian trajectory
19-251 reference(s)		Artistic view of the Big Bang
20-250 reference(s)
Tridimensional display of 36 eigenstates of the Hydrogen atom (bidimensional computation)
21-246 reference(s)		Tridimensional representation of a quadridimensional Calabi-Yau manifold
22-241 reference(s)		Tridimensional display of the dynamics of a linear superposition of 6 eigenstates of the Hydrogen atom (bidimensional computation)
23-233 reference(s)		From Pluto to the Sun (non linear scales)
24-223 reference(s)
Animation of a sunrise on mountains
25-222 reference(s)		Electron-positron scattering
26-220 reference(s)		The 16 first patches of the tridimensional representation of a quadridimensional Calabi-Yau manifold
27-218 reference(s)		The Lorenz attractor
28-217 reference(s)
Mountains at sunrise
29-202 reference(s)		Texture animation by means of the generalized Fourier filtering process
30-199 reference(s)		Rotation about the Y (vertical)axis of the Lorenz attractor that can also be viewed as a set of 4x3 stereograms
31-198 reference(s)		Zoom in on the von Koch curve
32-195 reference(s)
Electron diffraction
33-195 reference(s)		Bidimensional quasi-symmetrical fractal aggregate obtained by means of a 100% pasting process during collisions of particles submitted to an attractive central field of gravity
34-192 reference(s)		A twisting rope
35-188 reference(s)		Rotation about the X axis of the Lorenz attractor
36-188 reference(s)
From low to high galaxy density in the local universe (the depth is displayed by means of the luminance)
37-187 reference(s)		Bidimensional visualization of the Verhulst dynamics -(grey,orange,red)display negative Lyapunov exponents, (yellow,green,blue) display positive Lyapunov exponents-
38-186 reference(s)		Rotation about the Y (vertical)axis of a tridimensional fractal aggregate that can also be viewed as a set of 4x3 pseudo-stereograms
39-181 reference(s)		The first true colors autostereogram movie about quaternionic Julia sets -tridimensional cross-sections-
40-180 reference(s)
Three pendulums -the Red one, the Green one and the Blue one- and three magnets -white-
41-176 reference(s)		The three pendulums and three magnets problem computed on three different computers (the Red one, the Green one and the Blue one: sensitivity to rounding-off errors)
42-175 reference(s)		Tridimensional representation of a quadridimensional Calabi-Yau manifold
43-175 reference(s)		Triple impossible staircase
44-174 reference(s)
Alien
45-172 reference(s)		Electron-neutrino scattering
46-163 reference(s)		Bidimensional zoom in on the Mandelbrot set with display of the arguments
47-161 reference(s)		Zoom in on mountains (with 3D clipping, bird's-eye view)
48-161 reference(s)
The Lorenz attractor -sensitivity to initial conditions (displayed as the central point of each frame)-
49-158 reference(s)		Tridimensional zoom in on the Mandelbrot set
50-156 reference(s)		Earthquake with multifractal mountains
51-156 reference(s)		N-body problem integration (N=4)with one yellow star and two planets (the red one being very heavy and the blue one and its white satellite being light)
52-155 reference(s)
Translation along the fourth axis of a quaternionic Julia set -tridimensional cross-sections-
53-155 reference(s)		From the infinitely small to the infinitely big
54-155 reference(s)		Rotation about the Y axis of the Boy surface with motion blur
55-153 reference(s)		N-body problem integration (N=10)displaying the actual Solar System with its simultaneous 2.pi rotation
56-153 reference(s)
The iterative process used to generate bidimensional fractal fields (16 iterations)
57-149 reference(s)		The first autostereogram movie about quaternionic Julia sets -tridimensional cross-sections-
58-148 reference(s)		The Lorenz attractor -sensitivity to integration methods used (Red=Euler, Green=Runge-Kutta/2nd order, Blue=Runge-Kutta/4th order)-
59-147 reference(s)		Tridimensional display of the dynamics of a linear superposition of 6 eigenstates of the Hydrogen atom (bidimensional computation)
60-147 reference(s)
Evolution of a tridimensional representation of a quadridimensional Calabi-Yau manifold
61-143 reference(s)		The numerical irreversibility of the bidimensional billiard
62-141 reference(s)		Artistic view of Ph(Zeta)
63-139 reference(s)		N-body problem integration (N=4: one star, one heavy planet and one light planet with a satellite)-sensitivity to initial conditions-
64-139 reference(s)
Bidimensional visualization of a bidimensional turbulent flow -sensitivity to initial conditions-
65-139 reference(s)		Zoom in on the quaternionic Mandelbrot set -tridimensional cross-sections-
66-138 reference(s)		Waltzing snowy Rocky Mountains
67-138 reference(s)		Bidimensional zoom in on the Z=Gamma(Z)iteration with display of the arguments
68-137 reference(s)
Computation of the Lorenz attractor on three different computers (the Red one, the Green one and the Blue one: sensitivity to rounding-off errors)
69-135 reference(s)		Artistic view of a 2.pi rotation about the Y axis of a quaternionic Julia set -tridimensional cross-sections-
70-135 reference(s)		An arbitrary surface (Jeener surface 2)in motion
71-134 reference(s)		Diffusion between two boxes (initial conditions: the left one is empty, the right one contains 256 particles), with collisions and a time-dependent geometry
72-133 reference(s)
A higly symmetrical system (a bidimensional periodical fluid with strictly identical initial velocities and with a vertically shifted central obstacle)can lost very fast the memory of its initial symmetry -with display of velocity histograms-
73-132 reference(s)		Brownian motion of a few heavy slow particles inside a gaz of fast light particles
74-131 reference(s)		16 complex Julia sets along the border of the Mandelbrot set with display of the iteration numbers
75-130 reference(s)		Autostereogram with an hidden volcano and an animated disguise texture
76-130 reference(s)
Tridimensional display of 36 eigenstates of the Hydrogen atom (tridimensional computation)
77-129 reference(s)		Animation of a natural form
78-127 reference(s)		Rotation about the X axis of the Lorenz attractor (5000 iterations), computed simultaneously on two different computers
79-127 reference(s)		Bidimensional domino effect
80-126 reference(s)
Psychedelic hypercube
81-126 reference(s)		Very naive view (solar system-like)of the Hydrogen atom
82-125 reference(s)		From à rectangle to the Boy surface
83-124 reference(s)		More and more craters on the Moon
84-124 reference(s)
2.pi rotation about the Y axis of a quaternionic Julia set -tridimensional cross-sections-
85-124 reference(s)		Zoom in on a quaternionic Julia set -tridimensional cross-sections-
86-123 reference(s)		Autostereogram with an hidden volcano and 64 self-portraits
87-122 reference(s)		Fractal diffusion front in a bidimensional medium obtained by means of identical interacting particles
88-121 reference(s)
Texture animation by means of Fourier interpolation
89-120 reference(s)		Tridimensional display of the dynamics of a linear superposition of 6 eigenstates of the Hydrogen atom (bidimensional computation)
90-119 reference(s)		Carnival in motion
91-118 reference(s)		The velocity vectors -with a common origin- of the 9 planets of the Solar System during one plutonian year
92-117 reference(s)
N-body problem integration (N=10)displaying the actual Solar System during one plutonian year -the Sun point of view-
93-117 reference(s)		From Mars to the Sun
94-117 reference(s)		The iterative process used to generate fractal mountains (16 iterations and bird's-eye view)
95-117 reference(s)		Tridimensional representation of a hexadimensional Calabi-Yau manifold
96-116 reference(s)
Bidimensional quasi-symmetrical fractal aggregates obtained by means of a 100% pasting process during collisions of particles submitted to an attractive central field of gravity
97-115 reference(s)		Botticelli anomaly on the Moon
98-115 reference(s)		Synthesis of bidimensional geometrical textures
99-115 reference(s)		Reconstruction of a 3D structure -a cubic lattice-
100-113 reference(s)
Alien spacecrafts on the Moon
101-113 reference(s)		2 identical grey squares moving over a grey scale
102-113 reference(s)		N-body problem integration (N=4: one star, one heavy planet and one light planet with a satellite)computed on three different computers (the Red one, the Green one and the Blue one: sensitivity to rounding-off errors)
103-112 reference(s)		The 9 last patches of the tridimensional representation of a quadridimensional Calabi-Yau manifold
104-112 reference(s)
Mountains and light cloud dynamics -this sequence being periodical-
105-111 reference(s)		The Möbius strip
106-111 reference(s)		Zoom in on self-similar light clouds
107-111 reference(s)		Tridimensional visualization of a bidimensional turbulent flow
108-111 reference(s)
A shell (Jeener surface 1)in motion
109-111 reference(s)		Waltzing Monument Valley (bird's-eye view)
110-110 reference(s)		The eye of God -an artistic view of the Solar System-
111-108 reference(s)		Texture animation by means of the Generalized Product
112-107 reference(s)
N-body problem integration (N=2)displaying a perfect Keplerian orbit
113-107 reference(s)		Self-similar zoom in on tridimensional fractal structure
114-107 reference(s)		Bidimensional display of the rounding-off errors when computing the Verhulst dynamics
115-106 reference(s)		Morning sun pool
116-105 reference(s)
A bidimensional periodical fluid with strictly identical initial velocities and with a vertically shifted central obstacle and with display of velocity histograms
117-104 reference(s)		Zoom in on a quaternionic Julia set -tridimensional cross-sections-
118-104 reference(s)		Tridimensional display of the dynamics of a linear superposition of 6 eigenstates of the Hydrogen atom (tridimensional computation)
119-104 reference(s)		Hypercube
120-104 reference(s)
The trajectories of bidimensional quasi-symmetrical fractal aggregates obtained by means of a 100% pasting process during collisions of particles submitted to an attractive central field of gravity
121-103 reference(s)		Dynamics of an erosion process (bird's-eye view)
122-103 reference(s)		The journey of an Earth-like planet (dark blue)from Pluto (grey) to the Sun (yellow)
123-103 reference(s)		Along the border of the Mandelbrot set
124-102 reference(s)
Particle collisions without energy loss in a tridimensional space with display of the velocity histogram
125-102 reference(s)		Bidimensional fractal aggregates obtained by means of two families of interacting particles with the following initial conditions about velocity: V for the Red ones and V/5 for the Blue ones
126-102 reference(s)		display of the inclination of two elliptic trajectories
127-102 reference(s)		Bidimensional quasi-symmetrical fractal aggregate obtained by means of a 100% pasting process during collisions of particles submitted to an attractive central field of gravity
128-101 reference(s)




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