Rossler Attractor

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The world's first open source Rossler Attractor has been unleashed upon the world, complete with an attractor-generating Mathematica notebook that lets users dive headfirst into its intricate workings. The Rossler Attractor stands as a powerful attractor for the Rossler system, a trio of non-linear ordinary differential equations that hold secrets to its mesmerizing patterns. Few scientists predicted the Rossler Attractor's existence, but Otto Rossler boldly theorized it could be connected to the renowned Lorenz Attractor - until he spotted the period in the z-axis. Like its cousin, the Lorenz Attractor, the Rossler Attractor is a rare 'strange' attractor that boasts a fractal dimension, making it a true marvel of mathematics. For those eager to unravel more secrets about this enigmatic figure, a trip to the wiki at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rössler_attractor awaits. Print Settings Printer: Building Momentum v.4 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 20% Notes: A hard-won lesson has been learned - printing with rafts is a no-go for some Rosslers, while others may need supports depending on how many periods jump into the Z-plane. Fewer Z-plane periods demand more support; it's all about balance and understanding the Rossler's unique parameters.