Math Wonder Box List

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Dancers of Space-Time: Dynamical Systems & Chaos

9 Demos

Fine-tune parameters with a touch of your finger and watch particles and trajectories dance to mathematical rules, morphing into butterflies, flowers, and nebulae; experience the fascinating journey of dynamical systems evolving from order to complexity.

Lorenz attractor Icon
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Lorenz attractor

From weather forecasting to the "butterfly effect," explore how the Lorenz attractor uses simple rules to create complex and unpredictable motion.

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Lorenz attractor
Aizawa attractor Icon
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Aizawa attractor

Explore the Aizawa attractor and observe how the trajectory of a point in three-dimensional space forms a mathematical structure of lifelike elegance.

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Aizawa attractor
Clifford attractor Icon
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Clifford attractor

Explore the Clifford attractor; by making subtle adjustments to a few parameters, watch as mathematical rules conjure up an endless array of blossoms, butterflies, and nebulae.

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Clifford attractor
De Jong attractor Icon
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De Jong attractor

Explore the De Jong attractor and create complex, cloud-like patterns using simple rules.

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De Jong attractor
Ikeda attractor Icon
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Ikeda attractor

Explore the Ikeda attractor, repeating rotations and twists to create mathematical vortices of curling layers.

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Ikeda attractor
Gumowski-Mira attractor Icon
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Gumowski-Mira attractor

Explore the Gumowski-Mira attractor and observe how, as parameters shift, the system transitions from regular periodic motion into complex or even chaotic states, while simultaneously generating patterns that strikingly resemble natural life forms.

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Gumowski-Mira attractor
Hopalong Attractor Icon
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Hopalong Attractor

Explore the Hopalong attractor and discover stunning worlds amidst a vast, chaotic parameter space.

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Hopalong Attractor
Bifurcation diagram Icon
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Bifurcation diagram

Explore the bifurcation diagram and observe how a simple system transitions from stability and splitting, step by step, into chaos.

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Bifurcation diagram
Noise Flow Field Icon
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Noise Flow Field

Explore a noise flow field and watch a multitude of particles move together, driven by the wind.

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Noise Flow Field

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