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The Mandelbrot set has an area; is it known exactly? If so, how, and what is the value? If not, why is this a hard question to answer?

The Mandelbrot set is known to be (path-)connected and compact. A non-degenerate space with these properties is called a continuum. A continuum $X$ is Suslinian if every collection of non-degenerate ...

Gleason's polynomials are the sequence of monic integer polynomials defined recursively by $$ \prod_{d \mid n} G_d(c) = (((c^2+c)^2+c)^2+\cdots+c)^2+c \quad \quad \quad [\textrm{$n$ iterates}], $$ for ...

Let $M$ be the Mandelbrot set. Question: Is the interior of $M$ dense in $M$? My intuition is that this is true, and moreover that hyperbolic components of the interior are dense in $M$ as well, and ...

Denote by MLC the statement “the Mandelbrot set is locally connected” and MHC the statement “hyperbolic components are dense in the Mandelbrot set” (it is known that MLC implies MHC, and whether ...

The logistic map can be related to the real axis of the Mandelbrot set, looking at the different cycle lengths as you pass through all the various nodules along the real axis. But there are other ...