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Waves on Stretched Strings,te orthonormal basis over the interval occupied by the string. This last fact facilitates the solution of the initial value problem. Analysis of the driven motion reveals that the oscillator characterizing each mode displays a resonance response just as did the single oscillator in the previous chapter.

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,Nonlinear Phenomena — Chaos,e the reader a glimpse into an extension of the traditional, — the currently active field of nonlinear behavior. In this chapter two essays by distinguished physicists deal with order and chaos, essays complementary to the subject matter of Chap. 7, which revealed unexpected order and stabilities.

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