Chaos maps
How repeating a simple formula moves from order to chaos, drawn as bifurcation and cobweb diagrams.
Palette
- Black#05060A · 82%
- Cyan#3FD9EC · 9%
- Green#5BE38A · 6%
- Crimson#E0405A · 3%
Visual traits
- A cloud of fine points traces how the long-run value of a formula splits as a parameter grows: one branch, then two, four, and a dense band
- Inside the chaotic band, thin empty windows appear where order briefly returns
- A zigzag cobweb line bounces between a curve and a diagonal line beside it
- Fine glowing points and lines on black, without axes or labels
- In motion, the parameter sweeps and the cobweb settles or wanders
Prompt
Chaos map: a bifurcation diagram of fine glowing points splitting from one branch into two, four and a dense chaotic band with thin empty windows, beside a zigzag cobweb line bouncing between a curve and a diagonal, cyan and green on black, without axes or labels. As video, the parameter sweeps.
Negative prompt
graph paper, axes and numbers, textbook figure, thick lines, white background