Seminal Papers in Complexity
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Russell Standish on
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On Sat, Jun 23, 2007 at 12:03:42AM -0400, Phil Henshaw wrote:
> Mike,
> Non-linear does not need to be defined with equations. Non-linear can
> be a process having continuity. Any process that begins and ends with
> continuity (i.e. w/o discontinuity) is inherently non-linear because it
> requires finite periods of that have all derivatives all of the same
> sign. It 'only' requires is developing a calculus for physical system
> rates. Search for 'continuity' on my site for some things. It's a
> new non-linear kind of math.
>
>
No - wrong again. Linear processes are also continuous. You really
need to learn some maths.
Cheers
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