Robert P. Munafo, 1993 Mar 9.
The R2 System can uniquely name each mu-molecule, each mu-atom, and an
extremely large variety of subsets of filaments, including most
"interesting" subsets of filaments and quite a few "uninteresting"
subsets of filaments. It can also name certain Misiurewicz points
(although it cannot name them all) and it can name the points at which
the external argument has a power of 2 as its denominator (called
terminal points).
There are also special naming conventions that allow convenient names to
be formed for radicals (a mu-atom plus all of the stuff that "hangs off
of it"), cusps, sets of similar features (such as "all mu-atoms on the
left side of Seahorse Valley") and few other odds and ends.
See R2 Naming System for cross-references.
From the Mandelbrot Set Glossary and Encyclopedia, by Robert Munafo. Mu-ency index
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