Chaos: Making a New Science
James Gleick • Viking • ISBN-13 978‑1453221044
Chaos: Making a New Science
ISBN-10: 0747404135 · ISBN-13: 978‑1453221044 · 1987 · 1st Edition
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James Gleick’s seminal work chronicles the emergence of chaos theory as a transformative force in modern science. By weaving together the biographies of pioneering researchers and the evolution of nonlinear dynamics, the text illustrates how irregular, unpredictable phenomena across diverse fields—from meteorology to biology—share a common mathematical architecture.
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