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stances (Subvolume A) and a second set of five volumes with selected thermodynamic data for binary alloy systems (Subvolume B), this set of volumes focuses on data for ternary systems for one vitally important specific class of materials, steels. Various diagrams for each system are presented, calcu

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Dynamical Systems,ce computer simulations are valuable and even necessary for studying nonlinear dynamics we also show in this chapter examples of runnable code snippets that will be used throughout the book. We then look at fixed points, and when they are stable. To do so we employ linear stability analysis and subs

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Non-chaotic Continuous Dynamics, “toy models” that capture the basic relations of certain variables, so it is useful to know how to handle them. Although these non-chaotic systems can be treated analytically to some extend, this is always context-specific. Here we will show how to understand them generally and visually, by looking

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Delay Coordinates,one often has access only to a single timeseries that characterizes the system. Fortunately for us, in most cases even from a single timeseries one can squeeze out knowledge about the original system, in a way reconstructing the original dynamical properties. In this chapter we discuss the way to do