[sdiy] Tape head collage (pretty much not synth DIY, sorry)

[Richard Wentk]

At 18:51 19/11/2004 -0700, Ian Fritz wrote:
>It may be true that you always think in terms of signal vs time 
>waveforms.  However, people who work on non-linear dynamics more often 
>make use of orbits, ie, a geometrical description.  For example, when you 
>do this you learn that temporal chaos is equivalent to spatial fractals.

Any links for this? I'd be interested in the maths. I understand the 
Verhulst process and I understand how to calculate a mandelbrot, but I 
don't understand the relationship between (chaotic) orbits and fractals. 
Except in the nominal sense that a fractal maps chaotic and stable 
parameter values.

Is there more to it than that?

Richard