Strange attractors. In the end, maybe what truly draws me to those news conferences and keeps me hooked is the cognitive dissonance of it all. I've never been a fan of reality TV, ...

Oct. 29, 2002 -- Welcome to the Age of the Strange Attractor. It'll take heart and soul to survive it. Every so often an unsual juxtaposition of events opens a brief window into the world we now ...

Attractors with this fractal structure are called “strange attractors.” Then in 1984, mathematicians led by Celso Grebogi , Edward Ott and James Yorke of the University of Maryland in College Park ...

The Strange Attractors Record Review Reviewed by Austin Powell, Fri., Aug. 3, 2007. Tweet. print. write a letter. The Strange Attractors (Rare Dust) ...

With a strange attractor, however, you never know exactly where that point will be. And strange attractors are non-periodic, meaning the system's motion never repeats exactly.

The most cohesive moments in "Strange Attractors" came in a line dance at the very beginning, with choreographer Stephen Petronio and his eight-member modern dance company fluidly slumping, rising ...

The idea starts with a special geometry called a Strange Attractor. You may have heard of the Butterfly Effect, the idea that the flap of a butterfly’s wing in one part of the world could affect ...

“Strange Attractor IV: Zygomorph,” 2005, features among such eye-catchers as a resin brain, fur, toy snakes and found objects, a seemingly endless array of Barbie sneakers.