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@@ -221,8 +221,8 @@ <h1 id="calculate--visualize-the-hopalong-attractor-with-python">Calculate &amp;
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 <h2 id="abstract">Abstract</h2>
 <h3 id="historical-context">Historical Context</h3>
-<p>The &quot;<em>Hopalong</em>&quot;<top>*<top> attractor, authored by Barry Martin of Aston University in Birmingham, England [<a href="#references">2</a>],<br>
-was popularized by A.K. Dewdney in the September 1986 issue of <em>Scientific American</em>. In Germany, the Hopalong attractor gained further popularity through an article about an algorithm called 'HÜPFER' published in <em>Spektrum der Wissenschaft</em> [<a href="#references">3</a>].<br>
+<p>The <em>Hopalong</em><top>*<top> attractor, authored by Barry Martin of Aston University in Birmingham, England [<a href="#references">2</a>],<br>
+was popularized by A.K. Dewdney in the September 1986 issue of <em>Scientific American</em>. In Germany, the <em>Hopalong</em> attractor gained further popularity through an algorithm called <em>HÜPFER</em> in the article <em>Psychotapeten</em> published in <em>Spektrum der Wissenschaft</em>. [<a href="#references">3</a>].<br>
 <sub>*Nicknamed by A.K. Dewdney.</sub></p>
 <h3 id="the-hopalong-attractor-functions">The Hopalong Attractor Functions</h3>
 <p>The mathematical definition of the Hopalong attractor is given by the following system of recursive functions, defined in [<a href="#references">2</a>]:</p>
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 <strong>Barry Martin</strong>, &quot;Graphic Potential of Recursive Functions,&quot; in <em>Computers in Art, Design and Animation</em> [1],<br>
 pp. 109–129.</p>
 <p>[3]<br>
-<strong>A.K. Dewdney</strong>, <em>Psychotapeten</em>, Algorithm <em>&quot;HÜPFER&quot;</em>, in <em>Spektrum der Wissenschaft: Computer Kurzweil</em>.<br>
+<strong>A.K. Dewdney</strong>, <em>Psychotapeten</em>, algorithm <em>HÜPFER</em>, in <em>Spektrum der Wissenschaft: Computer Kurzweil</em>.<br>
 Spektrum der Wissenschaft Verlagsgesellschaft mbH &amp; Co., Heidelberg, 1988.<br>
 (German version of <em>Scientific American</em>).<br>
 ISBN-10: 3922508502, ISBN-13: 978-3922508502.</p>

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 ### Historical Context
 
-The "*Hopalong*"<top>*<top> attractor, authored by Barry Martin of Aston University in Birmingham, England [[2](#references)],  
-was popularized by A.K. Dewdney in the September 1986 issue of *Scientific American*. In Germany, the Hopalong attractor gained further popularity through an article about an algorithm called 'HÜPFER' published in *Spektrum der Wissenschaft* [[3](#references)].  
+The *Hopalong*<top>*<top> attractor, authored by Barry Martin of Aston University in Birmingham, England [[2](#references)],  
+was popularized by A.K. Dewdney in the September 1986 issue of *Scientific American*. In Germany, the *Hopalong* attractor gained further popularity through an algorithm called *HÜPFER* in the article *Psychotapeten* published in *Spektrum der Wissenschaft*. [[3](#references)].  
 <sub>*Nicknamed by A.K. Dewdney.</sub>  
 
 ### The Hopalong Attractor Functions
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 pp. 109–129.
 
 [3]  
-**A.K. Dewdney**, *Psychotapeten*, Algorithm *"HÜPFER"*, in *Spektrum der Wissenschaft: Computer Kurzweil*.  
+**A.K. Dewdney**, *Psychotapeten*, algorithm *HÜPFER*, in *Spektrum der Wissenschaft: Computer Kurzweil*.  
 Spektrum der Wissenschaft Verlagsgesellschaft mbH & Co., Heidelberg, 1988.  
 (German version of *Scientific American*).  
 ISBN-10: 3922508502, ISBN-13: 978-3922508502.