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Graphics Programs
1. A program written in R and SAS for producing graphical output and analyses of nonlinear differential equation systems, including chaos models.
- The Lorenz 3D chaos model (using the R Programming Language)
- The Lorenz 3D chaos model (SAS, used in Chaos and Catastrophe Theories)
2. A program written in Think Pascal for graphical and numerical analysis of highly nonlinear and potentially chaotic mathematical models of social phenomena.
- Chaos1 (written in Think Pascal, Macintosh; used in Serpents in the Sand)
3. A program for graphical and numerical analysis of highly nonlinear catastrophe theory mathematical models.
- Catastrophe1 (written in Think Pascal, Macintosh; used in Serpents in the Sand)