bifurcation theory نگرهی ِ دوگلش negare-ye dogaleš Fr.: théorie de bifurcation A theory which studies how, in certain nonlinear systems, there may be paths
and shifts in behavior dependent on small changes in circumstances or the current position
of the system.
Math.: The study of the behavior of a solution of a nonlinear problem in
the neighborhood of a known solution, particularly as a parameter varies.
See also: → bifurcation; → theory. |