This chapter contains mathematical and simulation models of two examples: the Lorenz system and the Lotka-Voltera problem.
The Lorenz system is a system of ODEs first studied and observed by Edward Lorenz while performing weather forecasting analyses in 1963. He then developed a simplified mathematical formulation for atmospheric convection [1]. The system currently has wide applications in forecasting chaotic processes observed in nature and in modeling atmospheric convection ...
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