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RE: What Is Chaos Theory?

in #mathematics9 years ago

I'm not sure I understand. When I say 3-D space, I mean, 3-D Euclidean Space or a different space with 3 variables.

3-D space in software is 3-D Euclidean Space. The 3-D space in particle emitters is probably also 3-D space, if you think of the coordinate system of the particles as consisting of an (x,y,z) or (r,z,phi) position.

If you mean if you have a particular simulator and the particles are bouncing / moving around, and they are doing so based on some initial conditions, and you want to compare how slightly different initial conditions will give different simulation results, then yes.

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Yes, That is what I understood from your article. Cool Stuff!!!