Dimension of Strange Attractors
Physical Review LettersPublished 6 October 1980
D. A. Russell, J.D. Hanson, Edward Ott
Citations458
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Abstract
A relationship between the Lyapunov numbers of a map with a strange attractor and the dimension of the strange attractor has recently been conjectured. Here, the conjecture is numerically tested with use of several different maps, one of which results from a system of ordinary differential equations occurring in plasma physics. For the cases tested, the conjecture is verified to within the obtained accuracy.
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