Nonchaotic model shows how predictability can arise from complex dynamics
Phys.org
Physicists seek to predict a system’s final outcome from its initial state, but chaos can make that difficult. Small changes to initial conditions may lead to very different results.
Phys.org has reported:
Predicting a system’s final outcome from its initial state is a central goal for many physicists. In some complex systems, chaos makes that difficult: even a slight change to the initial state can produce a very different outcome, leaving the system nearly impossible to predict.
