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The Rössler attractor is a fascinating example of chaotic behavior emerging from a simple system of differential equations. Introduced by Otto Rössler in 1976, it was originally designed to provide a simpler alternative to the Lorenz attractor while still exhibiting chaotic dynamics. The system consists of three coupled nonlinear equations that describe how the variables x, y, and z evolve over time. Despite its mathematical simplicity, the Rössler attractor displays a continuous, spiraling moti

The Lorenz Attractor Simulink Model

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