Lecture
Chaos and Sensitivity in Double Pendulum
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This lecture explores the chaotic behavior and sensitivity to initial conditions in the double pendulum system. The instructor discusses the concept of chaos, the unpredictability of the system, and the exponential divergence of trajectories. Through simulations and experiments, the lecture delves into the intricate frequency structures, the transition to chaos, and the significance of Poincaré sections in understanding the system's behavior.
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