strange attractors
Strange attractors are mathematical patterns that exhibit chaotic behavior in dynamic systems. They are characterized by their complex and unpredictable nature, where even slight changes in initial conditions can lead to drastically different outcomes over time. These attractors mark points in phase space where the system's trajectory converges, creating intricate and non-repeating patterns.
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