By Dennis H. Rouvray
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Eventually, however, it became increasingly apparent that a variety of problems could not be satisfactorily resolved in this comparatively straightforward way. One example was the three-body problem tackled by Poincar6; another was that of the occurrence of turbulence in fluids with a high 14 Dennis H. Rouvray Reynolds number. Such nonlinear problems tended to remain unresolved because there was no mathematical apparatus appropriate for them; each of them seemed to be a law unto itself. The classical attractors and stable solutions supposedly characteristic of Newtonian systems were eventually replaced in chaotic systems by so-called strange attractors and unstable solutions.
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