CHAOS ... Starting 15th August, 8 PM at Cheenta.
Be online on Skype (if you are added to Cheenta Open Slate)
An Introduction to Chaos
The concept of chaotic systems goes back to Newtonian mechanics, but the current qualitative approach began only in the late 1800s. In this talk, we shall try to explain informally the concept, give some simple examples and introduce some of the tools used to study them.
Prerequisites: Single variable calculus
Faculty: Sankhadip Chakraborty, (Chennai Mathematical Institute, IMPA Brazil; Pursuing Ph.D. in Dynamical Systems)
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