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A new composite fractal function and its application in image encryption

Agarwal, 2020

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16786413064391715494
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Agarwal S
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Journal of imaging

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Fractal's spatially nonuniform phenomena and chaotic nature highlight the function utilization in fractal cryptographic applications. This paper proposes a new composite fractal function (CFF) that combines two different Mandelbrot set (MS) functions with one control …
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