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Chaotic behavior in systems

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The second law

P. W. Atkins

1984

Exploring chaos

Davies, B.

1999

The (mis)behavior of markets

Benoît B. Mandelbrot, Richard L. Hudson

2004

Fly me to the moon

Edward Belbruno

2006

The Emperor's Nightingale

Robert A. G. Monks

1998

Applied Chaos Theory

Ali Bulent Cambel

1993

Chaos and socio-spatial dynamics

Dimitrios S. Dendrinos

1990

Chaos theory in the financial markets

Chorafas, Dimitris N.

1994

Turbulent mirror : an illustrated guide to chaos theory and the science of wholeness

John Briggs, F. David Peat

1990

Discrete dynamical systems

James T. Sandefur

1990

Biochemical oscillations and cellular rhythms

A. Goldbeter

1996

Chaos theory in psychology

Albert R. Gilgen, Frederick David Abraham

1995

The edge of chaos

Bernice Cohen

2002

The radiance of being

Allan Combs

1995

Weak chaos and quasi-regular patterns

George M. Zaslavsky

1991

The logistic map and the route to chaos

Marcel Ausloos, Michel Dirickx

2006

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

Dynamics of dissipation

P. Garbaczewski, R. Olkiewicz

2002

Introduction to fractals and chaos

Heinz-Otto Peitgen

1991

Chaos, fractals, and dynamics

Robert L. Devaney

1990

Seven life lessons of chaos

John Briggs, F. David Peat

2000

Leadership and the New Science

Margaret J. Wheatley

1992

Profiting from chaos

Tonis Vaga

1994

Antifragile

Genís Sánchez Barberán, Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Albino Santos Mosquera

2012 ★ 4.0

Seven life lessons of chaos

Briggs, John

1999

Chaotic dynamics

Márton Gruiz, Tamas Tel, Tamás Tél

2006

Tao of chaos

Katya McCall Walter

1994

Chaos and fractals

Heinz-Otto Peitgen, Dietmar Saupe, Hartmut Jürgens

1992

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