Discrete map · 2D · dim 2
Lozi map
Piecewise-linear variant of Hénon. The Lozi attractor is a verifiable strange attractor (Misiurewicz's theorem 1980), unlike Hénon's, which is still open at the rigorous level.
Equations
x_{n+1} = 1 − a · |x_n| + y_n
y_{n+1} = b · x_nAt a glance
| Parameters | a, b ∈ ℝ (classic: a = 1.7, b = 0.5) |
|---|---|
| Chaotic for | broad band |
| History | Lozi (1978); rigorous strange attractor proof by Misiurewicz (1980). |
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Quick quiz
Test yourself on lozi
8 multiple-choice questions. Pick an answer for each, then submit to see explanations.
Q1.Lozi (1978) replaces the quadratic in Hénon with which nonlinearity?
Q2.A standard Lozi parameter set is:
Q3.Lozi is interesting historically because it was the first 2D map with:
Q4.Misiurewicz's rigorous Lozi-attractor result appeared in:
Q5.Numerical Lyapunov exponent of Lozi at (1.7, 0.5) is:
Q6.Compared to Hénon, Lozi has:
Q7.Lozi map is dissipative when:
Q8.Lozi is pedagogically valuable because: