Mathematica Mathematica: Graphing The behavior of a double pendulum

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To graph the behavior of a double pendulum in Mathematica and create strange attractors similar to those in the Lorenz equations, users should first determine the specific aspects they want to visualize. Utilizing the plot() function is essential for this purpose. Additionally, Wolfram provides comprehensive online resources and demonstrations, such as the Lorenz attractor, which can serve as valuable references for understanding the implementation in Mathematica.
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Hello,

I have a few newb questions. How can I graph the behavior of a double pendulum in Mathematica to make strange attractors like in the Lorenz equations?
 
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Work out what you want to plot and use the plot() function?
Have you used mathematica before?

Note: Wolfram has extensive online notes on how to do things with Mathematica.
i.e. http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/LorenzAttractor/
... [demonstration]
 

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