Titlebook: Dimensions and Entropies in Chaotic Systems; Quantification of Co Gottfried Mayer-Kress Conference proceedings 1986 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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Soziologie und politische Bildungdone to understand the internal order in chaos such as topological and fractal ones. The discovery of some routes to chaos has also (contributed to the better understandings of order in germinal chaos, but hereafter the order immersed in the fully developed or grown-stage chaos should be elucidated.

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Sozialismus und Soziale Bewegung,nal plane. We outline a numerical procedure to compute Lorenz cross-sections of chaotic attractors with . > 1 positive Lyapunov exponents and apply the technique to the attractor produced by the double rotor map, two of whose numerically computed Lyapunov exponents are positive and whose Lyapunov di

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Begriffsgeschichte und Sozialgeschichteed here build on existing work which has been described in the literature. The novelty of our methods lies first in the approach taken to the definition of computation of dimension (namely, via Monte Carlo calculation of the volume of an ε-cover of the point-set), and second in the use of data struc

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Soziologie und Soziologen im Übergangassumption that the dynamics on intermediate length scales are “close” to the dynamics on infinitesimal length scales. We have studied two one-dimensional maps in which intermediate length scale dynamics may result in inaccurate exponent estimates. This effect is found to be small enough so that the

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Soziologische Theorie in der DDRhe largest Lyapunov exponent λ. is found to be robust with reasonable changes in input parameters. In contrast, a least-squares method suggested by Eckmann and Ruelle yields estimates for the Lyapunov exponents that vary considerably depending on the embedding dimension of the attractor. It appears

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Politische Bildung als angewandte SoziologieBased on Hausdorff’s original approach to fractional dimensions, we study systems which are not sufficiently characterized by their “fractal” or scaling dimension. We construct informative examples of such sets and relate them to sets observed in the context of dynamical systems.

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Soziologie und SozialgeschichteA technique for deriving the metric entropy of strange attractors from estimates of the mutual information in scalar time series is presented and applied to experimental and model data. The results are accurate enough to determine if a system is chaotic.

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