Observed arrival · 2026-10-06
Chaos Studies makes strange attractors turnable
An interactive 3D field guide and paid app for nine chaotic systems, with equations, live simulations, and a spatial soundtrack.
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- People exploring chaotic systems through interactive 3D
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- New particle trails start red and cool to white; the Lorenz simulation advances in 0.007 time-unit steps.
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The browser version lets visitors switch among the systems, rotate them by dragging, zoom, and trigger an explosion; keyboard controls are also listed. Its Lorenz field guide shows the equations and parameters (σ = 10, ρ = 28, β = 8/3), and the simulation advances in 0.007 time-unit steps. The page describes the app version as using Metal rendering with 6,000 particles per attractor and a spatial soundtrack with selectable modes.
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