CHAPTER 2 THE MATHEMATICS OF DISCONTINUITY AOn the plane of philosophy properly speaking, of metaphysics, catastrophe theory cannot, to be sure, supply any answer to the great problems which torment mankind. But it fav

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Date: 2007-12-14 11:41:04 Mathematical analysis Non-linear systems Systems theory Dynamical systems Singularity theory Catastrophe theory Attractor Chaos theory Lorenz attractor Bifurcation theory Mathematics Structure		CHAPTER 2 THE MATHEMATICS OF DISCONTINUITY AOn the plane of philosophy properly speaking, of metaphysics, catastrophe theory cannot, to be sure, supply any answer to the great problems which torment mankind. But it fav Add to Reading List Source URL: cob.jmu.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 323,00 KB Share Document on Facebook

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