Wolfram Fractals Reference App app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Wolfram Group LLC
First release : 07 Jun 2011
App size: 11.89 Mb
Like fractals? Want to know more about them? The Wolfram Fractals Reference App is a handy reference you can take with you wherever you go. Its great whether youre covering fractals in your math course or just want to explore the beautiful shapes and structures of fractals and the math behind them.
- Choose from both common fractals and more unusual types
- Visualize the Sierpiński gasket, the Koch snowflake, and the Mandelbrot set, as well as over 40 other fractals
- Input parameters to customize your fractal type
- Learn the rules behind the fractal construction
- Explore hundreds of possibilities, including line and shape replacement fractals, space-filling curves, Blancmange function, Mandelbrot and Julia sets, and 3D fractals
The Wolfram Fractals Reference App is powered by the Wolfram|Alpha computational knowledge engine and is created by Wolfram Research, makers of Mathematica—the worlds leading software system for mathematical research and education.
The Wolfram Fractals Reference App draws on the computational power of Wolfram|Alphas supercomputers over a 3G, 4G, or Wi-Fi connection.
Latest reviews of Wolfram Fractals Reference App app for iPhone and iPad
I was mislead by the description. I thought this was a standalone application but not at all, it is only another interface to Wolfram Alpha web site, so you need to be connected to use it. Worse is that I had already bought wolfram alpha app, so i have paid again for something I already had!
disappointing cash grab. Please make its interface functionality a little bit more engaging. For instance, 3d fractals ought to be displayed in 3d, especially if you are only providing 2 fractals.
I want my money back or someone to update this app and make it worthwhile. I could create this in a day, overall 1/5 come on wolfram
Its the worst possible way of presenting fractals. Not usefull for both people not familiar with and fractalomaniacs. Ive expected a way better app from wolfram
Wolframs Fractals are immensely interesting ... something akin to the symbolism of Lewis Carrols masterpiece, Alices Adventure in Wonderland; the app is a continual adventure of delightful discovery.