论文信息 - Biom orphs: Computer Displays of Biological Forms Generated from Mathematical Feedback Loops

Biom orphs: Computer Displays of Biological Forms Generated from Mathematical Feedback Loops

A computer graphics algorithm is used to create complicated forms resembling invertebrate organisms. These natural morphologies are generated through the iteration of mathematical transformations. Several illustrations are chosen as examples of the diversity of biological structures which result from this technique.

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