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LOCATION:4274 Chamberlin (Refreshments will be served)
SUMMARY:Wada basins and distributed fields of determination\, Chaos & 
 Complex Systems Seminar\, UW Department of Asian Languages and Culture
 s\, Steve Ridgely
DESCRIPTION:Wada Basins are spaces containing three or more subregions
  in which each boundary is shared by all subregions. This topological 
 concept\, attributed to Takeo Wada and described by his Kyoto Universi
 ty colleague Kunizō Yoneyama in 1917\, has gained an afterlife throug
 h application to complex systems in which a “basin” of initial con
 ditions might be said to exhibit the “Wada property.” The topologi
 cal form of a Wada basin would seem to map determination across a dist
 ributed field such that indeterminacy would be inherent to the spatial
  form\, well beyond a metaphor for systems about which we have insuffi
 cient information.
URL:https://www.physics.wisc.edu/events/?id=4726
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