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Attractors

An attractor is an invariant set approached by a specified collection of trajectories.

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  • Chaotic dynamics

    Chaos combines forms of sensitive dependence and complex recurrence under specified definitions.

  • Ergodicity

    In measure-preserving systems, ergodicity means invariant measurable sets have trivial measure.

  • Bifurcations

    Changing a parameter can qualitatively change equilibria or periodic behavior.

  • Continuous flows

    An autonomous differential equation generates time-indexed state transformations where solutions exist uniquely.

  • Discrete dynamical systems

    Iteration of a map evolves a state through discrete time steps.

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Dynamical Systems and Chaos

Explore iteration and flows; stability and bifurcations; chaos and long-term behavior. Concepts and connections are available independently of video coverage.

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