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Complex Systems Summer SChool 2013-Lecture Readings

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Contents

  • 1 Liz Bradley
  • 2 John Harte
  • 3 Alfred Hubler
  • 4 Melanie Mitchell

Liz Bradley

Syllabus
Lecture 1 (Introduction to Nonlinear Dynamics, Maps)
Lecture2 (Flows)

John Harte

John Harte Slides

Alfred Hubler

Melanie Mitchell

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