Chaotic Motion of a Pendulum with Oscillatory Forcing
The chaos theory is discussed in conjunction with a pendulum with oscillatory forcing. The various results that come from differential equations are accessible by methods that involve the study of solutions of the differential equations directly rather than through a map.
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| description | The chaos theory is discussed in conjunction with a pendulum with oscillatory forcing. The various results that come from differential equations are accessible by methods that involve the study of solutions of the differential equations directly rather than through a map. |
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