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English: Diagram showing the connexion between Verhulst dynamic and Mandelbrot set
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7 April 2008 |
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Georg-Johann Lay |
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Note
The Verhulst process

is equivalent to the process

by means of a linear transformation
, i.e.

Just let

and observe that the Parameters
and
are connected via

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