Demonstrates a new image encryption algorithm's enhanced security through chaos and fractals, suggesting innovative research directions.
In this research, based on Adomian decomposition method (ADM), we construct true fractional-order differential equations. Due to the boosting function brought by the sine function, the system can output infinite coexistence attractors on y–z planes. In particular, this grid effect becomes increasingly obvious as the fractional order increases. Based on this boosting grid idea, in combination with the fractal dynamics, we construct some fractal patterns, e.g., Koch snows. These fractal diagrams all present grid fractal shapes. And then, we design a grid image encryption algorithm. This algorithm is proven to have higher security. The combination of chaos and fractals explores a new research direction. It provides new ideas for research in related fields.
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