Continuous flow · dim 3
Sprott systems A-S
Julien Sprott's 1994 enumeration of 19 simple chaotic flows: each with quadratic or piecewise-linear nonlinearity and minimal complexity. Sprott B, C, D, … offer alternatives to Lorenz/Rössler for testing methods.
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19 algebraically minimal 3D systems with simple chaos.At a glance
| Parameters | system-dependent; classical settings on Sprott's site |
|---|---|
| Chaotic for | classical parameters |
| History | Sprott, 'Some simple chaotic flows', Phys. Rev. E (1994). |
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Quick quiz
Test yourself on sprott
8 multiple-choice questions. Pick an answer for each, then submit to see explanations.
Q1.Sprott (1994) enumerated how many simple chaotic 3D flows?
Q2.Sprott's systems are notable because they have:
Q3.Sprott's discovery method was:
Q4.Sprott A is conservative; the others are:
Q5.Why catalog 19 minimal chaotic flows?
Q6.Sprott published this work in:
Q7.Sprott also enumerated:
Q8.Compared to Lorenz and Rössler, Sprott systems are: