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The Analysis of Chaos and Fractals
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Abstract
The exploration of the relationship between fractals and chaotic systems not only contributes to advancing fundamental disciplines such as theoretical physics and mathematics, but also offers novel perspectives and methodologies for solving interdisciplinary practical problems, thereby demonstrating extensive application prospects and potential value. By thoroughly investigating the intricate connections between these two concepts, we can gain deeper insights into the underlying mechanisms that drive complex systems and harness their principles to tackle challenges in a wide array of fields. This holistic approach fosters a more comprehensive understanding and utilization of fractals and chaotic systems, enabling researchers to unravel the mysteries of complex phenomena and develop innovative solutions. Ultimately, this interdisciplinary exploration drives innovation and progress across multiple disciplines, showcasing the transformative power of fractals and chaotic systems in shaping our understanding of the world.
Keywords
chaos system, fractals, Mandelbrot’s set, Lorenz attractor
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Sheng,H. (2025). The Analysis of Chaos and Fractals. Theoretical and Natural Science,83,85-90.
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