This application allows you to explore the Julia Set of the Mandelbrot Set in MATLAB with the help of a capable GPU. It is primarily intended as a demonstration of element-wise calculations using MATLAB and a GPU, however it also has some fun features:
* Use the normal MATLAB zoom and pan to browse the Julia Set
* Drag or click to select the location in the Mandelbrot Set for which the Julia Set is rendered
* Sit back and watch the app move around the Mandelbrot Set on a pre-stored path (zoom and pan still work)
See also the "GPU Mandelbrot Set": http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/30988
NB: Requires MATLAB R2016b or above with Parallel Computing Toolbox and an NVIDIA GPU with CUDA Compute Capability 3.0 or above.
Ben Tordoff (2021). GPU Julia Set Explorer (https://github.com/BJTor/GPU-Julia-Set/releases/tag/v1.4), GitHub. Retrieved .
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Nice graphics. I've been a round a while and had never heard of a ".mlappinstall" file. There was no README so I just tried double clicking on the file. In OS X this just launched another copy of my Matlab R2013a but didn't appear to "install" anything. I renamed the file to ".zip" and was able to open it and see the file that the File Exchange had claimed were in this submission plus others. I also Googled and found out that one need to run matlab.apputil.install on the ".mlappinstall" file. This should be in a README and in your description above. But I don't really think that such an "installer" (seems like a poor excuse for one if you can't double click on the file) is even necessary in your case.