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	Systems Thinking and Chaos
	by Albert Rutherford
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	We can encounter chaos in every system around us—even the smallest and simplest ones. Any system can fall into chaos, which prevents us to accurately predict its behavior. Even a small change in the initial conditions can lead to unexpectedly large-scale consequences. Therefore we can often enter in panic, blame actors for events they are not responsible for, and our sense of security in the world can generally decrease. This book is a primer to nonlinear system dynamics and chaos where the author presents analytical methods, through real life examples, and easy mathematical calculations.

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Systems Thinking and Chaos

By Albert Rutherford

Find out more:
$0.99 @ AMAZON

We can encounter chaos in every system around us—even the smallest and simplest ones. Any system can fall into chaos, which prevents us to accurately predict its behavior. Even a small change in the initial conditions can lead to unexpectedly large-scale consequences. Therefore we can often enter in panic, blame actors for events they are not responsible for, and our sense of security in the world can generally decrease. This book is a primer to nonlinear system dynamics and chaos where the author presents analytical methods, through real life examples, and easy mathematical calculations.