Heterodyne measurements of the field of Lorenz-type far-infrared-laser intensity pulsations reveal two different kinds of chaotic attractors. At high pressure, a symmetric attractor is found (two saddle foci), representing (heteroclinic) Lorenz-type chaos. At lower pressure, in accordance with theoretical modeling, an asymmetric attractor (one saddle focus) is found, generating (homoclinic) Roessler- or Shilnikov-type chaos. Detuned lasers exhibit phase switches smaller than π as predicted.
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