Point attractor

Point Attractor
Definition: [crh] In non-linear dynamics, an attractor where all orbits in phase space are drawn to one point, or value.

Point Attractor In non-linear dynamics, an attractor where all orbits in phase space are drawn to one point, or value. Essentially, any system which tends to a stable, single valued equilibrium will have a point attractor.

Unlike limit cycles or point attractors, strange attractors are non-periodic, and generally have a fractal dimension. They are a picture of a non-linear, chaotic system. See: Attractor, Chaos, Limit Cycle, Point Attractor.

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Strange Attractors are characterized by at least one positive exponent. A negative exponent measures how points converge towards one another. Point Attractors are characterized by all negative variables.

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Attractor definition :
In non-linear dynamic series, an attractor defines the equilibrium level of thesystem. See: Point Attractor, Limit Cycle, and Strange Attractor.
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