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The American Mathematical Monthly, 2001
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Kennedy, J, Koçak, Şahin, Yorke, JA
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Kennedy, J, Koçak, Şahin, Yorke, JA
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THE ECONOMICS OF CHAOS OR THE CHAOS OF ECONOMICS *
Oxford Economic Papers, 1988This paper gives a simple account of nonlinear dynamics, focusing on cycles and chaos. There is a survey of economic models that involve chaos. The case where a chaotic system is subject to exogenous random shocks is discussed. Copyright 1988 by Royal Economic Society.
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Proceedings of the 3rd international conference on Intelligent user interfaces - IUI '98, 1998
In considering which research problems to work on next, one must consider the key uses for future computing technology. To such roles are the support of interpersonal communication and the management, analysis and synthesis of massive amounts of information.
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In considering which research problems to work on next, one must consider the key uses for future computing technology. To such roles are the support of interpersonal communication and the management, analysis and synthesis of massive amounts of information.
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Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Mobile and Ubiquitous Multimedia, 2017
This work is motivated by the believe that the perpetual search for order in life is to search for harmony and completion. Order is born from the success of one random combination in a sea of several chaotic possibilities, but achieving it only opens the door to another chaotic situation.
Cynthia-ël Hasbani +5 more
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This work is motivated by the believe that the perpetual search for order in life is to search for harmony and completion. Order is born from the success of one random combination in a sea of several chaotic possibilities, but achieving it only opens the door to another chaotic situation.
Cynthia-ël Hasbani +5 more
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2019
Wissenschaftliche Relevanz besitzt der Ausdruck „Chaos“ vor allem in der Antike und in der modernen Chaostheorie. Während er in der antiken Mythologie und Philosophie im Rahmen von Kosmogonien und Kosmologien die Frage beantworten sollte, woraus der wohlgeordnete Kosmos entstanden ist, änderte sich die Bedeutung von „Chaos“ in der Moderne deutlich.
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Wissenschaftliche Relevanz besitzt der Ausdruck „Chaos“ vor allem in der Antike und in der modernen Chaostheorie. Während er in der antiken Mythologie und Philosophie im Rahmen von Kosmogonien und Kosmologien die Frage beantworten sollte, woraus der wohlgeordnete Kosmos entstanden ist, änderte sich die Bedeutung von „Chaos“ in der Moderne deutlich.
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Chaos in plethysmograms during tracking chaos
2010 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics, 2010A tracking experiment was designed to observe how chaotic variations in ear plethysmogram were related to tracking targets with different predictabilities including chaos. We found the maximum Lyapunov exponent computed from plethysmograms had higher value during tracking chaotic orbital signals in compare with both simply deterministic signal and ...
Tiejun Miao +2 more
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2001
Model checking would answer all finite-state verification problems, if it were not for the notorious state-space explosion problem. A problem of practical importance, which attracted less attention, is to close open systems. Standard model checkers cannot handle open systems directly and closing is commonly done by adding an environment process, which ...
Natalia Sidorova, Martin Steffen
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Model checking would answer all finite-state verification problems, if it were not for the notorious state-space explosion problem. A problem of practical importance, which attracted less attention, is to close open systems. Standard model checkers cannot handle open systems directly and closing is commonly done by adding an environment process, which ...
Natalia Sidorova, Martin Steffen
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Integrative Physiological and Behavioral Science, 1994
A bird's eye view of the role of nontrivial dynamical phenomena in physiological systems is presented. Many levels in the physiological hierarchy are affected. It appears that physiology has a particularly high affinity to chaos. The old central place of physiology in the circle of sciences can perhaps be regained if the two disciplines join resources.
O E, Rossler, R, Rossler
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A bird's eye view of the role of nontrivial dynamical phenomena in physiological systems is presented. Many levels in the physiological hierarchy are affected. It appears that physiology has a particularly high affinity to chaos. The old central place of physiology in the circle of sciences can perhaps be regained if the two disciplines join resources.
O E, Rossler, R, Rossler
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Improvement and empirical research on chaos control by theory of “chaos + chaos = order”
Chaos: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science, 2012This paper focuses on advancing the understanding of Parrondian effects and their paradoxical behavior in nonlinear dynamical systems. Some examples are given to show that a dynamics combined by more than two discrete chaotic dynamics in deterministic manners can give rise to order when combined.
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Communications of the ACM, 2015
Complexity, predictability, and modern projects.
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Complexity, predictability, and modern projects.
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