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Postinstability models in dynamics
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    Postinstability models in dynamics (English)
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    6 March 1995
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    This paper is devoted to the concept of instability in dynamical systems with the main emphasis on orbital, Hadamard, and Reynolds instabilities. Based upon these ideas, a new approach to chaos and turbulence as well as a new mathematical formalism for nonlinear dynamics are discussed.
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    orbital instability
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    Hadamard instability
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    Reynolds instability
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    differentiability
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    Reynolds stresses
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