Speaker
Adam Sowiński
Description
A system is said to be chaotic if a small change in initial conditions leads to significant differences in its evolution. Based on this definition, we can ask how to quantify this level of chaos. Given two systems, how can we determine which one exhibits greater chaos? To answer this question, we will introduce the concept of the Largest Lapunov Exponent, an idea proposed in the late 19th century by the mathematician Alexander Lapunov.
| Field | Physics and Astronomy |
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| Length | Short 15 min |
Author
Adam Sowiński
