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The Butterfly Effect Chaos Theory Lee Borrell
Where Two Worlds Meet Quantum Chaos Julian Brown Butterflies can cause hurricanes, according to the classical theory of chaos. But what happens when chaos encounters the quantum world?
Practical Fractal Fractal Compression Mandelbrot's equations compress digital images.
Chaos on the Trading Floor Chaos Theory Robert Savit Economists and speculators would like to be able to predict the ups and downs of the financial and commodities markets. Could chaos theory help?
Is the Solar System stable? Chaos Theory Carl Murray You might be surprised to learn that the Earth's orbit round the Sun, like those of other planets,is chaotic. What does this mean for the future of the Solar System?
A Random Walk in Arithmetic Randomness Gregory Chaitin God not only plays dice in physics but also in pure mathematics. Mathematical truth is sometimes nothing more than a perfect coin toss.
Chaotic Forecast Meteorology Bill Burroughs Why the weather gets stuck in a mood,and so defies prediction.
Chaos,Entropy and the Arrow of Time Chaos Theory Peter Coveney The theory of chaos uncovers a new "uncertainty principle" which governs how the real world behaves. It also explains why time goes in only one direction.
An Experiment with Mathematics Chaos Theory Franco Vivaldi Think of a number x, put it into a simple equation and feed the equation to a computer. Put the answer back into the equation. Repeat the exercise and watch chaos evolve before your eyes.
Circuits get Chaos in Sync Electronics Joseph Neff & Thomas L. Carroll Exploiting chaos in electronic circuits to encode and synchronize circuits.
Mastering Chaos Chaos Theory William L. Ditto & Louis M. Pecora It is now possible to control some systems that behave. Engineers can use chaos to stabilize lasers, chaotically electronic circuits and even the hearts of animals.
Fractals,reflections and distortions Chaos Theory Caroline Series Fractals obtained from repeated reflections in circular mirrors produce breathtaking kaleidoscopic images. Understanding these pictures may give us new insights into the geometry of chaos.
Chaos Frees the Universe Physics Paul Davies Chaos seems to provide a bridge between the deterministic laws of physics and the laws of chance, implying that the Universe is genuinely creative and that the notion of free will is real.
Chaos Theory Physics Transcript Chaos in music and related to the Harmony of the Spheres and the Golden Section.
Fract and Friction Belief Danny Malvert How science found order out of chaos - or was it the other way around?
Fractals-A geometry of nature Fractal Geometry Benoit Mandelbrot Fractal geometry plays two roles. It is the geometry of deterministic chaos and it can also describe the geometry of mountains, clouds and galaxies.
Turbulent times for Fluids Nonlinear Systems Tom Mullin Babbling brooks and bracing breezes may please poets but they bother physicists.
A weather eye on unpredictability Meteorology Tim Palmer Much of chaos theory came from trying to understand how the Earth's atmosphere behaves.
The chaotic rhythms of life Biology Robert May In the 1970s, population biologists helped to launch the theory of chaos. Now it seems that many aspects of life are probably chaotic.
World of Patterns Physics Mark Buchanan Patterns are everywhere in nature.By finding the connections between them,physicists can begin to understand the mysterious forces that draw spirals spots and stripes where before there were none.

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