Chaos Theory
A tough and mind-boggling field of science, Hypography Sci-Tech locates some sites which bring order to the chaos.
Created by Tormod Guldvog
Last updated September 14 2001
You have probably heard about fractals, which basically are graphic illustrations of mathematical formulas. But they show us an important thing - that there is somehow order and beauty in the chaos of random numbers.
Chaos theory is becoming an increasingly important science. By harnessing the power of chaos we may find new ways to propel our space craft, as well as better understanding of how networks function. We may also learn how the brain functions, and perhaps find clues to one our deepest issues: how does life arise from the chaotic days of the early Earth?
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Self-Organising Systems FAQ
This FAQ is a couple of years old, but contains a thorough explanation of some central issues in chaos theory.¤
Review: Tormod | link detailsChaos TheoryComplexity, Complex Systems & Chaos Theory
This page has loads of links and references to books and papers.¤
Review: Tormod | link detailsChaos TheoryA Beginner's Guide to Chaos
This page was created to give a short introduction into some of the concepts and creations of Chaos Science. It's written in fairly simple language and is intended for beginners.¤
Review: Tormod | link detailsChaos TheoryThe Spanky Fractal Database
This is a collection of fractals and fractal related material. There are some very nifty images here.¤
Review: Tormod | link detailsChaos TheoryChaos Theory: A Brief Introduction
A thorough presentation of the concept of chaos theory.¤
Review: Tormod | link detailsChaos TheoryThe Chaos Experience
A great page with chaos theory history, examples and explanations.¤
Review: Tormod | link detailsChaos TheoryComplexity On-line
Complexity On-line is a scientific information network about complex systems.¤
Review: Tormod | link detailsChaos TheoryThe Chaos Meta Link
The Chaos MetaLink is a resource for the Chaos community and all those interested in Chaos and things fractal. ¤chaos theory
Review: Yvonne | link detailsChaos TheoryThe Man From CHAOS
An interview with Dick Morley, inventor of the floppy disk, about his research on chaos theory as applied to computing.¤
Review: Tormod | link detailsChaos Theory