Drawing and quote courtesy of Elaina Runge:

And here is one from Angela Runge:

About me...

I am (was?) a physicist who enjoys Computational Physics, and really likes Computers!

• My Resume and Publications.

What do you do now that you're here?

• x11vnc: a VNC (remote desktop) server for real X displays
• Angela Runge (creator of right-hand drawing above) found some Supernovae in 2007.
• My dad got me started messing around with Beal's Conjecture, which is a generalization of Fermat's last theorem.
• I wrote the statistics for the DESCHALL coordinated effort on the RSA Data Encryption Standard code breaking contest.   Ancient history now, but on June 17, 1997 WE CRACKED DES!! for the first time.
• Javastations (as diskless Xterminals running Linux)
• Screen Snapshots of some of my programs. My Download Area, which contains the following: TkPgp, MasterBatcher, quickClip, TkQuery, Browse, and more.
• Learn about Linux (the Great and Free native Unix for PC's).
  The Linux HOWTO's
  
• [A Shameless UNIX plug]
• My PGP public key.
• Here is my uncle's PaulPlum site showing the delicious farm fresh fruits he grows.
• View the Maggie Font!
• Send me an runge at-sign karlrunge.com">e-mail message.

Mandelbrot Set Orbits

Mandelstep (requires Java Plugin )

This is a fun Java (and also Tcl/Tk) applet I wrote (there is also a full-blown application version) that gives some insight about the Mandelbrot set. It is not a fractal generator, but rather an orbit watcher...
It's a fun puzzle, try it!

If you have the Tcl/Tk Plugin you can run a Tcl/Tk applet version of Mandelstep here.

Software Consulting

Last Modified: Wed Jul 20 18:33:37 EDT 2005