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From: turano@silver.DEC (Tom Turano  DTN 231- [Office 4735, Lab 6978])
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Subject: Re: CHAOS
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	Since I can't seem to respond to Ken Winston mail via the path 
	he describes, this seems to be the next best way.

	Ken,
	
	For good (as in not overly technical initially) papers on Chaos
	I suggest you find one or more of the following. These papers are 
	written in a "popular" as opposed to a technical format. As a result 
	they are pretty good.

	Universal Behavior in Non-linear Systems, M.J. Feigenbaum
	Los Alamos Science, Summer 1980, p. 4.

	Metamagical Themas, D.R. Hofstadter, Scientific American,
	November 1981, p. 23.

	Review of the CNLS Conference on Chaos in Deterministic Systems,
	D. Campbell, D. Farmer and H. Rose, Los Alamos Science, Fall
	1982,  p. 66.

	The Limits to Simulation, R. Sugarman and P. Wallich,
	IEEE Spectrum, April 1983, p. 36.

	How Random is a Coin Toss, J. Ford, Physics Today, 
	April 1983, p. 40.

	Roads to Chaos, L.P. Kandnoff, Physics Today, December 1983, 
	p. 46.

	In addition, the August and September 1983 issues of IEEE
	Transactions on Circuits and Systems had a number of technical
	papers on Chaos.
		
	Hope this is of use.

	Tom Turano
	Laboratory Data Products
	Digital Equipment Corporation
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