By Andrei V. Gaponov-Grekhov, Mikhail I. Rabinovich, E.F. Hefter, N. Krivatkina
ISBN-10: 0387519882
ISBN-13: 9780387519883
ISBN-10: 3540519882
ISBN-13: 9783540519881
This concise and entire review of nonlinear techniques addresses all these attracted to average sciences and arithmetic. It additionally incorporates a superbly illustrated colour insert simply obtainable to the layperson. hence it's compatible for rest studying and likewise for an introductory (under)graduate path in nonlinear physics. either well-established and more moderen new effects are mentioned, outlining the relation among classical points of nonlinear physics and significant present difficulties just like the start of chaos in easy deterministic structures and the emergence of order out of ailment and turbulence. Keywords: Chaos, fractals, unusual attractors, turbulence.
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H where the subscripts of Η indicate partial derivatives. 2) ι Κ -F Κ ) , q- p. p. q. 2) in block vector and matrix notation. 3) = Η . 5) 0 1 -il 0 I denoting the NxN unit matrix, 0 the N*N zero matrix. 7) (u,u») = XCPJPJ + q qj). 3 The 41 Nuclei, Atoms, Solids In terms of ( , ) the gradient (2-8) of Η can be defined by jL (u w)| H + e £ = 0 = (H ,w). 10) u = Tv, Τ a constant matrix independent of t? We define the transformed Hamiltonian Η by H(u) = H(Tv) = K(v) . 11) ^ T*H U J = Κ , V* where T* is the transpose of T.
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Nonlinearities in action: oscillations, chaos, order, fractals by Andrei V. Gaponov-Grekhov, Mikhail I. Rabinovich, E.F. Hefter, N. Krivatkina
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