CHAOS "The Science of how things change"

"...From the flapping of a butterfly's wings to the dripping of a leaky faucet, chaos theory draws a wealth of unordinary insight from the most ordinary of occurrences."



* How can something called chaos theory help you
          understand an orderly world?
* What practical things might it be good for?
* What, in fact, is chaos theory?

Chaos theory describes the behavior of any system whose state evolves over time and whose behavior is sensitive to small changes in its initial conditions.  You have already encountered chaos theory before, although you might not have recognized it at the time.

Chaos theory affects nearly every field of human knowledge and endeavor, from astronomy and zoology to the arts, the humanities, and business.  In 24-lectures of Chaos, Dr. Steven Strogatz, Director of the Center for Applied Mathematics at Cornell University will take you to the heart of chaos theory as it is understood today.  It can help analysts understand price fluctuations in the stock market, ensure a smooth flow of data traffic on the Internet, and show insurance companies how to manage the risks of natural catastrophes.

Read more - Chaos - DVD audio book course 
                    Chaos - Digital Video book course

Professor Strogatz, an award-winning Ivy League professor and a scientist has been described by Nature magazine as "one of the most creative bio-mathematicians of the past few decades.



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