论文信息 - Notes to accompany a student laboratory experiment on chaos

Notes to accompany a student laboratory experiment on chaos

A set of notes on the nonlinear phenomena of chaos is given that can be directly presented to undergraduate electrical and computer engineering students in a laboratory course. Sufficient detail permits the student to understand the subject of chaos, initially through a numerical study of a simple nonlinear algebraic equation and then through an elementary analytical analysis. An experiment using varactor diodes is described. >

K. E. Lonngren

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