Champagne Portraits of Complex Functions
Lots of tiny bubbles.
Contents
Domain
The basic domain is the quadruple unit square,
$$\max{(|x|,|y|)} \le 1, \ z = x+iy $$
Colors
I could use the HSV colormap.
hsv_bubbles(@(z) z)
But I prefer "periodic parula", the parula colormap concatenated with its reverse, [parula; flipud(parula)].
bubbles(@(z) z)
Powers
z^2
bubbles(@(z) z.^2)
z^3
bubbles(@(z) z.^3)
z^9
bubbles(@(z) z.^9)
1/z
bubbles(@(z) 1./z)
sqrt(z)
A complex number has two square roots. One is in the right half plane.
bubbles(@sqrt)
-sqrt(z)
And the other is in the left half plane.
bubbles(@(z) -sqrt(z))
Trig functions
sin(z)
bubbles(@sin)
cos(z)
bubbles(@cos)
tan(z)
bubbles(@tan)
cot(z)
bubbles(@cot)
Exponentials
exp(z)
These polar angles are between -1 and +1 radian.
bubbles(@exp)
exp(pi*z)/exp(pi)
These fill out the entire complex plane.
bubbles(@(z) exp(pi*z)/exp(pi))
log(z)
bubbles(@log)
Polynomials and rationals
z^3 - z
bubbles(@(z) z.^3-z)
.5/(z^5-z/5)
bubbles(@(z) .5./(z.^5-z/5))
Essential singularity.
exp(-1/(8 z^2)
bubbles(@(z) exp(-1./(8*z.^2)))
Quiz
What is happening in the animation at the top of this post? If you think you know, or even if you just know part of the answer, submit a comment. I'll have some sort of prize for the first, or best, solution.
Code
Also available at https://blogs.mathworks.com/cleve/files/bubbles.m.
type bubbles
function bubbles(F) % bubbles. Color portrait of complex-valued function F(z), % ex. bubbles(@sin) % bubbles(@(z) .5./(z.^5-z/5) ) if nargin < 1 F = @(z)z; end axis(1.5*[-1 1 -1 1]) axis square box on cla m = 256; colormap = [parula(m);flipud(parula(m))]; n = 25; s = -1:2/(n-1):1; [x,y] = meshgrid(s); z = x + y*1i; circle = exp((0:32)/16*pi*1i)/n; w = F(z); r = abs(w); theta = angle(w)+pi; scale = 20; for k = 1:n for j = 1:n t = m*theta(k,j)/pi/scale; idx = ceil(scale*t+realmin); color = colormap(idx,:); p = w(k,j) + r(k,j)*circle; patch(real(p),imag(p),color) end end titleF = char(F); if (titleF(1) == '@') titleF(1:4) = []; end title(titleF) snapnow end
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