When was chaos first discovered? It was Edward Lorenz, a meteorologist who first discovered evidence supporting chaos theory in 1960. Click here to see the full text file on the history of Chaos Theory.

THE LORENZ ATTRACTOR -- Edward Lorenz's work cultimated with the publishing of the now-famous image, the Lorenz Attractor. Click here to view the full entire article.

FRACTALS -- One of the most intriguing elements of Chaos Theory are the beautiful, complex pictures known as FRACTALS. Click here to view the full entire article.

MANDELBROT -- Benoit Mandelbrot was largely responsible for the recent interest in Fractal Geometry. He showed how Fractals can occur in many different places in both mathematics and elsewhere in nature. Click here to view the full entire article.

THE MATHEMATICS OF CHAOS -- Math, Science, and Computers- Chaos links them all together. Click here to view the full entire article.

THE JULIA SET -- Gaston Julia was one of the forefathers of modern dynamical systems theory and is best remembered for what is now called the Julia set. Click here to view the full entire article.

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