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If you attach a pendulum to a pendulum to a pendulum. You will get chaotic behavior. There's videos out there. Because my lamen thinking is that if each pendulu
by dukeofdoom 2y ago
If you attach a pendulum to a pendulum to a pendulum. You will get chaotic behavior. There's videos out there. Because my lamen thinking is that if each pendulum is just spinning in one direction (dimension). which is predictable. Then why does adding more dimensions causes the chaos. Don't get it.
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- snitzr 2y agoSensitive dependence on initial conditions.
- munchler 2y agoChaos is still deterministic in classical physics. If you start out with the same initial conditions, the system always evolves in the same perfectly deterministic (but chaotic) way.
- wruza 2y agoThey are connected and as such influence each other. This creates non-trivial evolution which contains what may be called “continuous tipping points” that heavily depend on the past and also create a whole worlds of futures in the tipping vicinity. Ofc that is just a discrete analogy, because it’s all continuous and it works for any situation. You may see it as tipping points at infinitely many discrete calculations.