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The Logistic Map and the Feigenbaum Constants: a Retro Programming Inspired Excursion
“… Mitchell Feigenbaum was an unusual case. He had exactly one published article to his name, and he was working on nothing that seemed to have any particular promise. His hair was a ragged mane, sweeping back from his wide … Continue reading
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