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Period Doubling route to Chaos. This is a simple mathematical equation to model population that displays complex behavior. It's a good demonstration of point, periodic, and strange attractors. Unfortunately you have to download it to change the rate of growth (r) value in the code, so it is pretty boring on the web. Good values of rateofGrowth to demonstrate sensitive dependence: Time step 5, turn off erase previous and run the following values: 3.8000000 3.8000001 3.8000002 3.8000003 etc. if you want. Good values to demonstrate attractors: point: 2.9 periodic:3.2 Strange: 3.9
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Please comment on one of Wondereye's projects and talk to him about the meanness to me. And I want him to stop. FOREVER.
Have you flagged the disrespectful comments? That's the best way to handle this. If necessary, we'll be happy to comment, but we often keep these matters between us and the account used to make mean comments.
(view all replies)Also plz ban this hacker named kaj and he has a new account called waffleopperation.
Kay is like a Ghost story. :) It's not real.
Ok, Lightnin, this is serious. Wondereye/cheesepuff66/wonderheart has been really mean to me. He's called me names, made a project about killing me (that was flagged and deleted), and was saying mean stuff about me in the project notes. Please talk to him and even consider banning him from Scratch. he's a cyberbully!
It's likely we already have talked to him, if you have flagged the mean comments. If you haven't, please make sure you do!
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(link to forums) please check this out
Very interesting! 37 and 38 give nice results.
Thanks Paddle2See! It needs a way to either let the user type in a value for r, or constrain the slider for the variable between a range of 0 to 4 with 4 decimal places. Maybe that's not what Scratch is built for... but I can dream, can't I?
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