Polynomiography with Dr. Bahman Kalantari. What is polynomiography? Dr. Kalantari informally defines polynomiography as a certain graph of polynomials.

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Polynomiography with Dr. Bahman Kalantari

What is polynomiography? Dr. Kalantari informally defines polynomiography as a certain graph of polynomials He formally defines it as the art and science of visualization in approximation of the zeros of complex polynomials, via fractal and non- fractal images created using the mathematical convergence properties of iteration functions

SLOW DOWN! First of all, what’s an iteration function? Newton’s Method is an example: N(z) = z − p(z)/p’(z) Iteration functions are used to determine which points will eventually map to the roots of the function being analyzed, essentially the objective of polynomiography

The Result, the Objective By producing a graph of these regions of convergence, or polynomiograph, we can represent functions is a new way: VS

The Case of z 3 -1