Methods: Branching & Recursion

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  There is an important special case of procedures from within procedures that we have not yet considered. (...) a procedure may invoke itself. This is called recursion. (...) A recursive graphic procedure (...) is best understood in terms of its initial shape, its construction rule, and its limit. (Mitchell, 1987, 342-343).
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  Trees. Generally, you should consider use of recursion when you can see that a complex composition can be generated by the application of a simple construction rule to some initial type. (Mitchell, 1987:344)
• Recursion Wolfram MathWorld
• Recursion Wikipedia
• Recursion MIT 4.564 (2009) Takehiko Nagakura
• Dimensions of Fractal Trees Yale University
• Branching S.S.S.Society + YukiukiH
• Basic Branching RhinoScript Che-Wei Wang
• Basic Branching RhinoScript ITP New York University
• Branching System Marco Manucci
• Cross Breeding Marco Manucci
• GiraScript Miradas Design
• Sistemas iterativos y recursivos Ernesto Bueno
• Branching Structure Marc Fornes
• Recursive Aggregation Apomechanes (2010)
• Recursive Growth Series 01,02,03 Marc Fornes
• Growth Structure Sjet
• Recursive Growth SJet
• Recursive Growth Philipp Hoppe
• Recursive Branching by Roland Snooks
• Recursive Substitution by Roland Snooks
• Recursion Taro Narahara, MIT
• Recursion EASu08 Columbia GSAPP
• Avicular Colonies Growth Algorithm (2009) crtl-i
• Fractal Table Images (2008) CORE.FORM-ULA
• Distance Based Recursion (2009) Heath West & Mark Bearak