4D Quaternion Julia Set Ray Tracer [Mac, Windows]

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A quaternion Julia set is a four-dimensional equivalent of the standard two-dimensional fractal. By taking a 3D 'slice' through the 4D space it is possible to visualise a solid fractal.

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