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whydenyscry/README.md

hi, whydenyscry is here.

i don't really do chaotic dynamics, but you can trace my passion for the beautiful, so here’s my collection of chaotic and hyperchaotic attractors across three repositories:

and since numerical methods are key to exploring chaos, here are some relevant repositories:

reach me: whydenyscry@gmail.com

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  1. Dynamics-of-Hyperchaotic-Attractors Dynamics-of-Hyperchaotic-Attractors Public

    Gallery of high-dimensional hyperchaotic attractors.

    MATLAB

  2. Dynamics-of-Chaotic-Attractors-Part-2 Dynamics-of-Chaotic-Attractors-Part-2 Public

    A continuation of my gallery of three-dimensional chaotic attractors.

    MATLAB

  3. Dynamics-of-Chaotic-Attractors-Part-1 Dynamics-of-Chaotic-Attractors-Part-1 Public

    Gallery of more than 100 three-dimensional сhaotic attractors.

    MATLAB 2

  4. Lyapunov-Exponents Lyapunov-Exponents Public

    MATLAB script for calculating Lyapunov exponents and Kaplan—Yorke dimension.

    MATLAB

  5. General-algorithm-of-the-explicit-Runge-Kutta-method General-algorithm-of-the-explicit-Runge-Kutta-method Public

    A flexible and compact implementation of explicit Runge—Kutta methods for solving IVPs of any order and dimensionality using Butcher tableaux.

    MATLAB

  6. General-algorithm-of-the-embedded-Runge-Kutta-method General-algorithm-of-the-embedded-Runge-Kutta-method Public

    A flexible and compact implementation of embedded Runge-Kutta methods for solving IVPs of any order and dimensionality using Butcher tableaux.

    MATLAB