Ahmed M. Hala·Aug 1The ArtifactRecent research reframes the Langmuir probe in a quiescent multidipole discharge as an active, current-drawing boundary rather than a…
The Pied Piper·Jul 29Proving Your Instruments Work Before Trusting What They Tell YouOr: what happened when I tried to find hidden order in chaos, and had to catch my own bugs first.
Brad Roth·Jun 12A New Homework Problem on ModelingRuss Hobbie and I like to use the homework problems in Intermediate Physics for Medicine and Biology to illustrate modeling. But rarely…
Andrew Josselyn·May 17, 2025Why Time Travel Might Fail to Let You Win Big Sports Betting or on the Stock MarketUsing mathematical reasoning to determine if time travel really would let you go back in time and strike it rich.A response icon7A response icon7
Agarwalmahima·Jun 16, 2024Understanding the Beauty of Chaos: From Logistic Maps to the Feigenbaum ConstantHave you ever wondered what connects a dripping faucet, the Mandelbrot set, a population of rabbits, thermal convection in a fluid, and the…A response icon1A response icon1
Martin McBride·Nov 1, 2023Bifurcation and chaosIn this article, we will look at a simple dynamical system representing constrained growth. For illustration, we will assume this…A response icon2A response icon2
InbigdatarepublicbyHennie de Harder·Jun 23, 2023Embracing the Unknown: Lessons from Chaos Theory for Data ScientistsInsights for understanding the limits of predictive modelsA response icon5A response icon5
applied.math.coding·Oct 28, 2022Where Fractals meet Dynamic Systems: Theory and Computer Experiments.You might remember my swift overview I gave about some interesting results concerning chaotic behavior of the dynamics produced from the…A response icon1A response icon1
applied.math.coding·Oct 9, 2022Chaos from the Logistic Map. Part 3: “Scrambled Sets (extended).”This story intends to bring the construction of a ‘scrambled set’ that we started here to a conclusive end. The techniques we are going to…
