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Period doubling leads to chaos in nonlinear systems from "summary" of Chaos by James Gleick

In the study of chaos, scientists have discovered a phenomenon known as period doubling, which plays a crucial role in the development of chaotic behavior in nonlinear systems. This concept is based on a simple principle: as a system approaches a critical threshold, its behavior undergoes a series of bifurcations, leading to a doubling of the period of its oscillations. At first, these bifurcations occur at regular intervals, with the system transitioning from stable to oscillatory behavior predictably. However, as the system continues to approach the critical threshold, the intervals between bifurcations begin to decrease exponentially, eventually leading to a state of chaotic unpredictability. This process of period doubling is a key mecha...
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    Chaos

    James Gleick

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