Origins of Randomness in Physical Systems 1985 Randomness and chaos in physical systems are usually ultimately attributed to external noise. But it is argued here that even without such random input, the intrinsic behavi - Pseudorandom noise - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Origins of Randomness in Physical Systems 1985 Randomness and chaos in physical systems are usually ultimately attributed to external noise. But it is argued here that even without such random input, the intrinsic behavi Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-09-24 11:02:12 Open Document File Size: 2,70 MB Share Result on Facebook City San Francisco / Amsterdam / Reading / London / New York / Paris / Stockholm / / Company Prentice-Hall / Cobham / / Country France / / IndustryTerm information processing / finite systems / chaotic physical systems / particular site / homoplectic dynamical systems / Continuous dynamical systems / nonlinear systems / nonlinear mathematical systems / simplest mathematical and physical systems / human sensory processing / exhaustive search / irreducible systems / physical systems / / Organization Harvard University / Universite de Bordeaux Expose No / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / J. Assoc. / / Person N. Packard / / Position interpreter / / ProvinceOrState New York / Massachusetts / / PublishedMedium Physical Review Letters / Lecture Notes in Computer Science / / Technology cryptography / thermodynamics / simulation / / SocialTag Probability and statistics Cellular automaton Random number generation Statistical randomness Pseudorandomness Automata theory Pseudorandom number generator Chaos theory Complexity Randomness

Origins of Randomness in Physical Systems 1985 Randomness and chaos in physical systems are usually ultimately attributed to external noise. But it is argued here that even without such random input, the intrinsic behaviAdd to Reading List