MHB Lorenz Attractor: Questions & Answers

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The Lorenz attractor is not classified as a fractal set, although it exhibits fractal-like properties. Its structure is determined by chaotic dynamics rather than strict fractal geometry. The topological dimension of the Lorenz attractor is typically considered to be three, reflecting its complex behavior in three-dimensional space. Understanding these characteristics is crucial for studying chaotic systems. The discussion highlights the intersection of chaos theory and topology in the context of the Lorenz attractor.
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I have 2 questions about the Lorenz attractor:

1)Is the Lorenz attractor considered to be a fractal set?
2)If it is so, then what is its topological dimension?

Thanks.:)
 
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