Quantum Mechanics, Diffusion and Chaotic Fractals

Mohamed S. El Naschie , I. Prigogine , O.E. Rössler
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1995 · English · Hardcover
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Exploring the intricate relationships between quantum mechanics, diffusion, and chaotic fractals, this work delves into the philosophical underpinnings that connect these seemingly disparate fields. Through a blend of theoretical insights and practical observations, the authors unravel the complexities inherent in quantum behavior and its implications for understanding the natural world.

The narrative intertwines rigorous scientific analysis with thought-provoking reflections on chaos theory and its manifestations in fractal patterns. By addressing the fundamental properties of diffusion within quantum systems, the authors illuminate how chaos can emerge from deterministic processes, offering readers a fresh perspective on traditional scientific paradigms.

This exploration paves the way for deeper comprehension of the universe's underlying order, suggesting that beneath the randomness, there lies a structured chaos worthy of inquiry. Engaging with complex concepts, the authors invite readers to contemplate the profound connections that shape our understanding of reality.

Book Details

Format Hardcover
Pages 320 pages
Language English
Published May 1, 1995
Publisher Pergamon
ISBN-10 0080420273
ISBN-13 9780080420271
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