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Controlling a Chaotic System,
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This review is from: Handbook of Chaos Control: Foundations and Applications (Hardcover)
A few years ago, researchers studying chaos came to a realisation that it might be possible to apply some elements of control systems onto it, taking advantage of the intrinsic chaotic nature to minimise the amount of energy input needed.In essence, researchers were trying to take the paradigm of a butterfly flapping its wings and affecting a cyclone an ocean away, and use it. The book seems to have a well chosen summary of such research intents, applied across various fields. Progress has been good; though currently no headline grabbers. While it does provide a quick introduction to chaos theory at the start of the book, you might need prior acquaintance. It is not the aim of the book to teach you chaos theory but to apply it. |
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Handbook of Chaos Control: Foundations and Applications by Heinz G. Schuster (Hardcover - April 6, 1999)
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