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Is there a way to predict the positions of a double pendulum? What is the characteristic of a system that turns it into a chaotic system? I’ve always had this doubt!
Some form of nonlinearity and an appropriate choice of appropriate input conditions (within the chaotic region)Boyphys said:What is the characteristic of a system that turns it into a chaotic system?
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I think it's the &t=221s at the end of the URL. 221s is 3m41s, which corresponds to the end of the video. Deleting that seems to make it work.sophiecentaur said:I have to press the re-wind button for the demo to start. Anyone know why?
Correctamundo my boy. Thanks very much. PF is a magic source of cleverness.Ibix said:I think it's the &t=221s at the end of the URL. 221s is 3m41s, which corresponds to the end of the video. Deleting that seems to make it work.
Nice demo.
Small quantitative differences in initial conditions lead to large qualitative differences in behavior.Boyphys said:What is the characteristic of a system that turns it into a chaotic system?
Peter Morgan said:"Modern Koopman Theory for Dynamical Systems". Parts of that would have to be called Advanced more than Intermediate, but it's well-written.