Abstract
At present, a large number of real mechanical, physical, chemical, and biological systems and their models are known that display chaotic processes. Since, as a rule, an analytic study of such systems is impossible, the conclusion that there are chaotic or stochastic motions is made by analyzing the results of numerical or physical experiments. There are already a great many similar results. We discuss some of them, focussing our attention on numerical experiments.
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