attractor - Chalkdust

The Lorenz attractor is perhaps the best-known example of a strange attractor

Sam is a PhD student at Durham Univeristy working on structures in the solar wind. His pastimes include pestering Clare about Linux and making Adam feel old. Seriously, who remembers the 80s?

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