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The system of coupled differential equations

(with periodic continuation

) is solved numerically for various initial conditions. The solutions are displayed as

)

. For details of this system, see the referenced paper below.

Contributed by: Michael Trott with permission of Springer
From: The Mathematica Guidebook for Programming, second edition by Michael Trott (© Springer, 2008).

K. E. Chlouverakis and J. C. Sprott, "Hyperlabyrinth Chaos: From Chaotic Walks to Spatiotemporal Chaos," Chaos 17, 023110, 2007.

Contributed by: Michael Trott with permission of Springer

From: The Mathematica Guidebook for Programming, second edition by Michael Trott (© Springer, 2008).

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