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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"butterfly effect"”.

  1. The Butterfly Effect: The recommodification of labour and implications for further education and training.

    … and necessary to ensure a more efficient and effective service in these difficult economic times. The maxim of neo-liberalism ‘There Is No Alternative’ is used to justify the introduction of a range of ‘necessary measures’. I suggest in this research that a deeper interrogation of influencing …

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  2. CHAOS, holography, and other science

    … the growth of operators-a manifestation of the butterfly effect-in a variety of quantum systems. By considering the butterfly effect in holography, I find evidence for a detailed correspondence between the tensor network (or quantum circuit) that builds the holographic state and the interior …

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  3. Chaos and Dynamical Systems

    … the common term relating to chaos theory, "the butterfly effect". Something as minute as the flap of a butterfly's wings could spawn a natural disaster half-way across the world. This thesis provides an insight to chaos from both a pure and an applied mathematician's point of view.

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  4. New methods for sensitivity analysis of chaotic dynamical systems

    … properties of chaotic systems, most notably the "Butterfly Effect", make the formulation of new sensitivity analysis methods difficult. This paper will discuss two chaotic sensitivity analysis methods and demonstrate them on several chaotic dynamical systems including the Lorenz equations and a …

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  5. Leveraging the Linear Response Theory in Sensitivity Analysis of Chaotic Dynamical Systems and Turbulent Flows

    … analysis are doomed to failure due to the butterfly effect. This inherent property of chaos means that any pair of infinitesimally close trajectories separates exponentially fast triggering serious numerical issues. A new promising method, known as the space-split sensitivity (S3), …

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  6. Increase Access to Healthcare and Decrease Health Disparities

    … goal of 5% increase. My project reflects the “Butterfly Effect” of change that begins with one individual that will ultimately affect the global healthcare.</p>

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  7. Education for All? Complex solutions to complex problems in the Nigerian education sector

    … – the difficulty of ascertaining the precise effect of each element, over-elaborated processes, the degree to which assumptions about the system are inevitable, and the potential implications of any one of these considerations on the model. Overall, this approach demonstrates the multiple ways …

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