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Two-Color Pixel Division Game for Generalized Logistic Maps with z-Unimodality	High-Precision Newton Algorithm for Generalized Logistic Maps with Unimodality z	Feigenbaum's Scaling Law for the Logistic Map	Bifurcation in a Biochemical Reactor	2D Heat Diffusion Using a Search-Update-Feedback Cellular Automaton (SCA) Approach

Hopf Bifurcations in a Nonlinear Two-Dimensional Autonomous System	Oregonator with Time Delay	Phase Space of a Simple Pendulum	The Lorenz Map: Short-Term Predictability of Chaotic Systems	Dynamics of Counter-Current Cooled CSTRs

Synchronization of Chaotic Attractors	Balancing a Double Inverted Pendulum in 2D or 3D	Dynamical Systems with Lorenz Attractors	Tamari Attractor	Particle in a Standing Wave Field

Toda Lattice	Colpitts Oscillator	Chaos Induced by Delay in Model of the Immune Response	Arnold Tongues	Coupled Point Masses on a Circle

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