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What is the most beautiful place in Mandelbrot set
The most beautiful place in Mandelbrot set is found at -0.596047962904177480169655849106002230105168085265673310145837, 0.2489779527027395742596436902170842762851456687287911677192 and 1.2813992207075737095881593592645158438019372257998983505001.
The coordinates above equal the location of the Mandelbrot set as a complex number, which is represented in polar form (a + bi) where i is √-1.
Now, why is this location so special? It's because it shows the greatest amount of activity in terms of escape time from an imaginary circle. The magnitude of a complex number represents how fast points escape from that point on the complex plane.
In mathematical terms, the imaginary circle is a clockwise spiral starting from -0.596047962904177480169655849106002230105168085265673310145837 with a radius of 0.2489779527027395742596436902170842762851456687287911677192.
To begin with, the imaginary circle has a total of 8.3561428571428571820987e-16 escape time in its first cycle.
It then increases by a factor of 6.2745172413793109350992374285430681617544366426663408: 3.83254615e-28 in the next cycle, 2.91467940059878885632263197665229843683813812582203241: 2.07353392e-27 in the third cycle, 1.7578341220854830903977621331585953290849589688731945852: 8.961590310406044506174669473485780055119183711551181237065 in the fourth and so on.