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mroussel@alchemy.chem.utoronto.ca (Marc Roussel) writes:

|P.S., to Hany:  There is no such newsgroup as sci.chaos so I'm posting
|this to sci.fractals.
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Well, for a non-existent newsgroup it sure has had an interesting thread
lateley (does the atmosphere exhibit chaotic behaviour, what's the difference
between chaos and turbulence, how best to model atmospheric turbulence, ...).
I know it doesn't exist, but i read it anyway.
-rr-
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TOKYO, JAPAN, 1991 JUL 3 (NB) -- Chaos technology builds upon the fuzzy logic
concept by applying "chaotic" principles to data. As the word implies, chaos 
is a state where no rules apply. Yet the theory of probability dictates that, 
if enough situations are created, then an order of logic will apply.