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"What is Chaos?"

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In physics, chaos is a word with a

specialized meaning, one thatdiffers from the everyday use ofthe word

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To a physicist, the phrase "chaoticmotion" really has nothing with

whether or not the motion of aphysical system is frenzied or wild

in appearance. In fact, a chaoticsystem can actually evolve in a way

which appears smooth and ordered

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Rather, chaos refers to the issue of

whether or not it is possible to

make accurate long-term

predictions about the behavior ofthe system or why the systembehaves in a particular manner.

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For every motion there are two

forces acting simultaneously – one

leads to stability the other leads toinstability

Eg.: Force vs Friction, Heat Diffusion vs Surface Tension

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Change of Quantity leadsQualitative Transformation

Eg.: Even a small change in quantity leads to qualitative

change in behavior of the system

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Negation of Negative forTransforming Performance

Eg.: Eliminating small imperfections lead to dramatic changes

in system performance

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Most Systems are Chaotic –Even very simple systems are chaotic

But there is an order within chaos

Characteristics of Chaos - 1

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 All elements in a Chaotic System are

interdependent on each other forfunctioning.

Interactions most important

Characteristics of Chaos - 2

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Chaotic Systems are aperiodic

Characteristics of Chaos - 3

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Chaotic Systems are governed bynon-linear equations

Characteristics of Chaos - 4

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Chaotic Systems exhibit bi-furcationsand Fractals.

Characteristics of Chaos - 5

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Chaotic Systems exhibit ‘sensitive

dependence’ on initialconditions/initial inputs

 A small change either creates Chaos

or Stability

Characteristics of Chaos - 6

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Chaotic Systems are governed byone or more control parameters –

a small change can cause the chaos to either appear ordisappear 

Characteristics of Chaos - 7

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Chaotic Systems operate at far from

equilibrium condition (staticequilibrium)

Characteristics of Chaos - 8

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‘Attractors’ alter the behaviour ofchaotic systems –

they cause stability or instability in the systems

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Chaotic Systems are eitherdissipative or self organizing

Characteristics of Chaos - 10

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Observe Respond Do

 Approach to Innovation

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Thank you!

Keep Walking!