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Catastrophe theory

Pages
170
Published
1978
Language
English

Synopsis

This book introduces catastrophe theory, a mathematical framework used to model sudden shifts and discontinuous changes in systems. It explores how small alterations can lead to dramatic, unpredictable outcomes across various fields. Readers will find an accessible overview of this complex subject and its diverse applications.

About the author

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A. E. R. Woodcock

A. E. R. Woodcock is the author of "A geometrical study of the elementary catastrophes," a foundational text in advanced mathematics. Their work explores complex geometrical concepts with precision and depth.