Chaos. Making a new science. James Gleick

Chaos. Making a new science


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Chaos. Making a new science James Gleick
Publisher: Penguin (Non-Classics)




Chaos: Making a New Science Can science explain the seemingly randomness of nature ? A review of Chaos: Making a New Science, a book by James Gleick. Sociology and modern systems theory. Chapter 3 of James Gleick's book on chaos (Chaos - Making a New Science, 1987, [1]) discusses how very simple equations can exhibit chaotic behavior when particular parameters are manipulated. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall. Chaos; complexity; epistemology; equilibrium; modernism; paradigms; self-adapting systems; strategy. *James Gleick – Chaos: Making a New Science. Chaos: Making a New Science by James Gleick. One of the basic ideas of modern science is that the laws of the material universe can only be meaningfully understood by expressing quantified measurements. Chaos: Making a New Science.) What Edward Lorenz had discovered was a chaotic system. I would read from this book each night before I went to bed and then just dream about the possibilities.