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I am trying to track down some software written to illustrate chaotic
behavior as described in the book CHAOS, edited by Arun V. Holden,
copyright Manchester University Press 1986, published in the USA by
Princeton University Press.  There is a note facing the inner title
page:

	"A suite of programs by M. A. Muhamad and A. V. Holden that
	illustrate chaotic behavior in maps and in differential
	systems is available to accompany this book:  these programs
	are available only on 40- or 80-track 5.25" discs for the 
	Acorn BBC-B computer.  

	 Maps of the real line, the plane and the complex plane, with
	their associated bifurcation diagrams, strange attractors and
	Julia sets, are presented.  Trajectories, strange attractors,
	and reconstructed strange attractors are presented for
	nonlinear differential systems and forced systems described in
	Chapter 2: by changing the parameters of the equations the
	routes into chaos may be followed.

	 Further information from: Chaos and Strange Attractors,
	Manchester University Press (Software), Oxford Road,
	Manchester M13 9PL, UK."

Before I plunge off to the post office with letter in hand, I would
like to find out:

1)	Whether these programs or more modern transformations of them
	are available via Internet;

2)	Whether the authors use Internet;

3)	What other such tools may be available;

4)	Whether this is the right place to post this request.

Thanks,

Dana Paxson
Network Applications Systems Group
Northern Telecom			Phone:		1 716 654-2588
97 Humboldt Street			Internet:	dwp@cci.com
Rochester, New York  14609		CompuServe:	71201,2213

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