Henon Near-Crisis (a=1.2)

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What It Is

Henon map at a=1.2, b=0.3 --- near the boundary crisis where the attractor collides with its basin boundary, producing intermittent bursts of transient chaos

Interpretation

Standard analysis sees: left-skewed; anti-correlated (alternating); anti-persistent; blue spectrum (high-frequency power); time-irreversible (slow rise, sharp collapse); stationary. The atlas additionally detects deterministic chaos.

What standard analysis sees
tail heaviness0.46
asymmetry0.06
occupancy0.81
short-range corr0.04
long-range memory0.12
spectral colour0.96
periodicity0.35
complexity0.31
time-irreversibility0.09
volatility clustering0.42
multifractality0.22
dimensionality0.73
nonstationarity0.14
What the atlas adds
deterministic chaos+3.5z
positive largest Lyapunov exponent — nearby trajectories diverge exponentially (sensitive dependence)
discrete-map biased — continuous-flow chaos (Lorenz) reads weak; spiky arithmetic sources can false-positive on the finite-time estimate

Composition

dtypefloat64
range[-1.033, 1.295]
unique values16384 / 16384
mean ± std0.382 ± 0.681

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Atlas Position

Nearest neighborDistance
Logistic r=3.68 (Banded Chaos)2.76
Henon Map3.30
Logistic r=3.9 (Near-Full Chaos)3.58

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Which Geometries Light Up

Spectral AnalysisSpectral Analysis:phase_coherencerank 296/2980.0005
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