re:Coupled Chaotic Systems

From: dolphin (somethoughts_at_talk21-dot-com.no-spam.invalid)
Date: 03/29/05 

Date: 28 Mar 2005 23:36:03 -0600

Defining the problem with maximum simplicity (least time (least
self-referent reference) and most space):

“chaotic” means “uncertainty” means “a” and “b” met via a meeting of
“c” and “d” so do not know where they fit in to this other meeting.

So: “chaotic” means “two independent reference frames that overlap in
some unknown way that perturbs both of them to an unknown extent”.
This requires a common background in defining “way” and “extent”; or
“path” that is “sequence” and “scale” that is “non-sequence or
locally static” .
A common background to “sequencing” (order) and “non-sequencing”
(disorder” IS
A chaotic system (certainty in uncertainty) otherwise known as
“chemistry” (accommodation)(mutual room to move)(ability to do
deals).

By definition “several” chaotic systems :

Means a fixed background to each “localized room to agree”: so a
super-chemistry that is dependent on the mutual give and take among
each local chemistry which depends on the actual give and take within
each chemistry.

So have one direction (united we stand: all chemistry rooms) and
bi-directionally (taking account of every step in each agreement room
(divided we fall) so any change in one room affects all the others: so
have 2-D as an uncertainty present every time anything develops
anywhere.

So since “chaotic systems” already gives “uni directionally” and
“bi-directionally”: Adding unidirectionally and bidirectionally to
“chaotic systems”:

Gives chains or rings:

As uni directionally again = a chain rule (united we stand in a step
forward: so links) or “no-one moves in their agreement room without
affecting all the other agreement rooms” times 2 gives: a circuit (a
superconductor: everyone agrees on mutual limits: everyone has given
each other some room to move (= organic chemistry?)(agreeing on space
to be different?)

Application:

This pattern “link together or agree on room to go separate ways in
harmony”:

Defines “voluntary application” (come together whenever you want”?)

Application of voluntary application:

To many problems where things come together in ways that jar ?
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