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Stochasticity Due to Deterministic Dynamics in Three- or Higher-Dimensional Space: Chaos and Strangctors in a multidimensional space. To investigate these properties, we must, for the moment, digress somewhat and examine on a very elementary level some rather recent progress in the field of classical (statistical) mechanics -which essentially concerns the way the trajectory of a multicomponent dy

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Textbook 1986le, keeping the rea­ soning heuristic and tied as closely as possible to physical intuition; I assume as prerequisites just basic knowledge of (classical) physics (at the level of the Berkeley series or the Feynman lectures), calculus, and some elements of probabil­ ity theory. This does not mean th

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Preliminaries from Nonlinear Dynamics and Statistical Physics,ry to “theorize” about it, namely to . the strings of observation into an essentially simple and brief analytical formula (the “algorithm”). This theorizing eventually is implemented by some sort of convolution between the observed time series and the nonlinear dynamics of the human brain.

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The Role of Spherical Electromagnetic Waves as Information Carriers, l. ≪ λ, where λ is the wavelength of the imposed current. We intend to first calculate the energy radiated from this dipole in vacuo and then study the process in a dispersive and lossy medium. To do this, we first have to calculate, at a point R, θ, φ (Fig.3.1), the intensities of the produced ele

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The Role of Spherical Electromagnetic Waves as Information Carriers,ctric and magnetic fields or, in more detail, the six components E., E., E., H., H., H. (in spherical coordinates). The source is characterized by coordinates r′(x′,y′,z′), t′ and the observation point by r(x,y,z), t, where . and ., c being the velocity of light. The dipole moment equals ..