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Lorenz Attractor
The Lorenz attractor, originating in atmospheric science, became the prime example of a chaotic system.
Contributed by:
Rob Morris
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Due to the high precision numerical calculations involved in faithfully representing chaotic systems, this Demonstration should only be regarded as qualitatively correct, not quantitatively.
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Contributed by:
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