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A simple cartoon drawing of a Wojak-style face on a fleshy, neck-like body with a large red mushroom cap for a head. The cap is bright red with white spots and gills underneath, and the character has a blank, neutral expression.
Screenshot of a black slide with white text explaining a thin red “seam” artifact in a complex-map visualization. Why it happens: Hue uses θ mod 2π, so across the chosen branch cut (often the real axis) θ jumps from +π to −π. Points whose final angle lands on opposite sides of that jump get very different colors, creating a thin high-contrast line. Iteration pulls back that branch cut; its preimages appear as the wavy/closed red curve near a bright “star” where the map strongly stretches/folds. How to confirm: Set iterations = 0 → a straight seam at the branch cut appears. Change φ (or rotate hue mapping) → the seam moves. Use a different angle encoding → artifact disappears. Ways to remove/soften: Encode angle continuously with (cosθ, sinθ) across two channels. Use a cyclic colormap smoothed at 0/2π (e.g., HSV with a small blur at the wrap). Slightly randomize/rotate hue by a smooth function of radius so the seam doesn’t align to one sharp curve. Show angle only where |z| lies in a band and fade to neutral near the branch cut. Closing note: The two big basins and their intricate boundary are real; the thin red seam and its pulled-back loops are where the hue wrap is carried by the map.