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Deterministic dynamics with strong aperiodic complexity, often involving sensitivity to initial conditions together with mixing, transitivity, dense periodic orbits, or positive entropy. These criteria are not mutually equivalent in full generality.
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Chaotic systems form classes of dynamical systems satisfying specified complexity criteria; the graph does not identify any one criterion as universally defining chaos.
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