AVirtualMachineForExploringSpaceTimeAndBeyond : Tridimensional visualization of the Verhulst dynamics with a (4xO+1)/(1xO-1) conformal transformation in the octonionic space -tridimensional cross-section- (Visualisation tridimensionnelle de la dynamique de Verhulst avec une transformation conforme (4xO+1)/(1xO-1) dans l'ensemble des octonions -section tridimensionnelle-).

Tridimensional visualization of the Verhulst dynamics with a (4xO+1)/(1xO-1) conformal transformation in the octonionic space -tridimensional cross-section- [Visualisation tridimensionnelle de la dynamique de Verhulst avec une transformation conforme (4xO+1)/(1xO-1) dans l'ensemble des octonions -section tridimensionnelle-].

The Verhulst dynamics is defined using the following iteration:

                    X  = 0.5
                     0

                    X  = RX   (1 - X   )
                     n     n-1      n-1

Here, in this computation, the growing rate 'R' is no longer constant but changes its value periodically using the following arbitrary cycle:

R3 ==> R3 ==> R3 ==> R3 ==> R2 ==> R2 ==> R2 ==> R1 ==> R1 ==> R1 ==> R1 ==> R2 ==> R2 ==> R3 ==> R3 ==> R2 ==> R1 ==> R1 ==> R1 ==> R1 ==> R2 ==> R2 ==> R3 ==> R3 ==> R2 ==> R2 ==> R1 ==> R1 ==> R1 ==> R1 ==> R1 ==> R1

where {R1,R2,R3} are respectively the three coordinates of the current point inside the following domain [2.936,3.413]x[3.500,3.850]x[3.000,4.000]. Only the points corresponding to a dynamical system with a negative Lyapunov exponent are displayed.

This process gives birth to the following tridimensionnal structure:

Then a (4xO+1)/(1xO-1) conformal transformation in the Octonionic space is made with a tridimensional cross-section.

See some related pictures (possibly including this one):