Sprott-B

What It Is

Sprott case B --- simplest known dissipative chaotic flow with quadratic nonlinearity: dx/dt=yz, dy/dt=x-y, dz/dt=1-xy. Strange attractor with Kaplan-Yorke dimension ≈ 2.17 (Sprott 1994: D_KY ≈ 2.19)

Interpretation

Standard analysis sees: red spectrum (low-frequency / 1-over-f power); time-irreversible (sharp rises, slow decay). The atlas finds no named structure, but the source is distinctively extreme on Bispectrum:coupling_frequency_centroid (+2.5z) — beyond what the standard bank predicts for it.

Composition

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Native > phase_plotraw

Native > timeseriesraw

Native > triple_latticeraw

Boltzmann > lag_map

Boltzmann > spin_grid

Cayley > default

Chladni > free_plate_nodal

Chladni > plate_bottom

Chladni > plate_top

Heisenberg (Nil) (centered) > signed_log_z

Heisenberg (Nil) (centered) > xy_path

Hodge–Laplacian > default

Inflation (Substitution) > barcode

Inflation (Substitution) > d_curve

Information Theory > default

Julia Set > escape_histogram

Klein Bottle > default

Laplacian > default

Logarithmic Spiral > default

Möbius-S³ > mobius_cylinder

Möbius-S³ > s2_base_map

Ordinal Partition > default

Penrose (Quasicrystal) > phi_spectrum

Persistent Homology > barcode

Persistent Homology > h1_diagram

Predictability > default

Recurrence Quantification > default

Spectral Analysis > default

Spectral Graph > default

Spirograph > mode_spectrum

Spirograph > phasor_trajectory

Symplectic > flux_grid

Symplectic > phase_space

Ulam Spiral (Sacks) > default

Ulam Spiral (Square) > default

Visibility Graph > default

Wavelet Cascade > default

Atlas Position

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