Chaos Theory, Dynamic Systems, And Fractal Geometry
Welcome to the Chaos Theory, Dynamic Systems, And Fractal Geometry web page! This is an
educational web page whose purpose is to make learning many of the complicated thoeries and
ideas behind the theory of chaos, dynamic systems, and fractal geometry easier and more fun.
It approaches problems from many different angles and gives users the feel of having their
own private tutor.
To navigate your way around this site, use the image at the bottom of
every page if your have a graphical browser. Clicking on the large text or
its ajoining marble will bring you to the suggested page. Clicking on the
smaller text or its ajoining marble will bring you that specific topic in the
page. If your browser is non-graphical, use the list of links at the
bottom of every page to navigate your way around. At the top of every
page will be a more detailed list, pertaining to the individual page.
For a more detailed description of each of the pages, please continue
reading. If not, you can jump to the bottom of this page and get started
on your journey.
To return to this page at any time, you can click on the text marked
Main Page.
The second item on the menu,
Chaos Theory,
leads to a page dealing with the theory of chaos and dynamic systems. It
also deals with many of the principles behind chaos theory, such as
sensitve dependance.
The main topic of this page is the idea that simple dynamic processes can
behave very complex and in an almost random fashion.
Fractal Geometry,
the third item on the menu, leads to a page covering fractals and the
geometry of fractals; to include their
graphical representation
and their relevance to
real-life.
The complex mathematical meaning behind fractals will also be examined
and explained in a way such that most anyone can understand.
The fourth item on the menu leads to a comprehensive
Glossary Of Terms And Phrases
relating to chaos theory, dynamic systems, and fractal geometry. It is a
buildable glossary, which means that if you have another word which you
think would be helpful or if you would like to build upon the definition
of an already present word, you can
add a word.
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Main Page
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Chaos Theory
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Fractal Geometry
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Glossary Of Terms And Phrases
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Appendix I - Documentation
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Appendix II - Source Code
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If you have any questions or comments, please send mail to Tyeler Quentmeyer at
3493@advanced.org.