Fairly old, but Chaos by James Gleick was a huge influence on me as
a young man and has some responsibility for the academic path I chose
later.
@kylemaxwell
On Thu, Sep 26, 2013 at 10:17 AM, jamescho...@austin.rr.com wrote:
Wolfram's book is about CAs and not chaos/fractals in general.
For
Age has nothing to do with it, the math doesn't change. As or AKNOS, their is
actually a lot of controversy over that book and the claims Wolfram makes.
Kyle Maxwell ky...@xwell.org wrote:
Fairly old, but Chaos by James Gleick was a huge influence on me as
a young man and has some
On 09/22/2013 10:23 PM, coderman wrote:
if you're looking for general research in complexity / chaos, shortcut
to perusing:
Santa Fe Instutute series[0] then AKNOS[1]
from there you'll be able to traverse the myraid particulars of interest...
best regards,
0. Santa Fe Institute Series
Wolfram's book is about CAs and not chaos/fractals in general.
For an initial intro you might try Chaos and Fractals - New Frontiers of
Science by Hans-Otto Peitgen, Rudolph Dietmar, Saupe, Heinz-Otto, Hartmut
Juergens. You'll also want to get all their other books. Your first read should
Sorry that this question is only tangentially related to cryptography.
Then again, a lot of the stuff here is only tangentially related.
Could anybody here link me to some good resources on chaos theory? I'm
not looking for anything specifically about certain chaotic systems
(like the Lorentz
if you're looking for general research in complexity / chaos, shortcut
to perusing:
Santa Fe Instutute series[0] then AKNOS[1]
from there you'll be able to traverse the myraid particulars of interest...
best regards,
0. Santa Fe Institute Series
