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The second law

P. W. Atkins

1984

The dreams of reason

Heinz R. Pagels

1988

The (mis)behavior of markets

Benoît B. Mandelbrot, Richard L. Hudson

2004

Applied Chaos Theory

Ali Bulent Cambel

1993

Nonlinear Oscillations, Dynamical Systems, and Bifurcations of Vector Fields

Philip Holmes, J. Guckenheimer, John Guckenheimer et al.

1983

Discrete dynamical systems

James T. Sandefur

1990

All Shadows Fled

Ed Greenwood

1995

The edge of chaos

Bernice Cohen

2002

The deceiver (The Chaos Gate Trilogy, Book 1)

Louise Cooper

1993

Weak chaos and quasi-regular patterns

George M. Zaslavsky

1991

Does God play dice?

Ian Stewart

1989

Putting a new spin on groups

Bud A. McClure

1998

Chaos, management and economics

David Parker, Ralph Stacey, Parker, David

1994

Introduction to fractals and chaos

Heinz-Otto Peitgen

1991

The Physics of Chance

Charles Ruhla

1992

Computers, Pattern, Chaos and Beauty

Clifford A. Pickover

1990

Seven life lessons of chaos

John Briggs, F. David Peat

2000

Leadership and the New Science

Margaret J. Wheatley

1992

Chaotic dynamics

Márton Gruiz, Tamas Tel, Tamás Tél

2006

Fallout

Sandra Glover

2011

Chaos and fractals

Heinz-Otto Peitgen, Dietmar Saupe, Hartmut Jürgens

1992

Complexity

M. Mitchell Waldrop

1992

Fractals, chaos, power laws

M. R. Schroeder

1991

Clinical Chaos

L. Chamberlain

1998

Nonlinear Dynamical Economics and Chaotic Motion

Hans-Walter Lorenz

1989

Chaotic dynamics

Giampaolo Gallo, Alfredo Medio

1992

The master

Louise Cooper

1987

Order out of chaos

Ilya Prigogine

1984

Discrete chaos

Saber Elaydi

2000

Chaos, catastrophe, and human affairs

Stephen J. Guastello

1995

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