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Summary

Description	English: Made by own hands and own C++ program in 3·10⁶ iterations.
Date	30 December 2005
Source	Own work
Author	Kimbar

Affine transformation as follows:

x =  0.796956 x + 0.0607246 y
y = -0.0697246 x + 0.796956 y + 1.0

x = -0.119707 x + 0.328892 y
y =  0.328892 x + 0.119707 y + 0.5

x =  0.107736 x - 0.296003 y + 0.0
y =  0.296003 x + 0.107736 y + 1.0

x =  0.0
y =  0.2232 y

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