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    A Toolbox for Nonlinear Dynamics

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    Date
    1991
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    Coffey, Shannon
    Deprit, André
    Deprit, Eitenne
    Healy, Liam
    Miller, Bruce
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    In "Computer Aided Proofs in Analysis", Kenneth R. Meyer and Dieter S. Schmidt, eds., pp. 97-115, Proceedings of an IMA Participating Institutions (PI) Conference held at the University of Cincinnati in April 1989
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    Using the main problem of artificial satellite theory as an illustration, we review several developments which have had a significant impact on research in nonlinear dynamics. On the mathematical front, we point to the theory of Lie transformations; in the area of computational software, we explain how massively data parallel machines open the way for symbolic solution of large problems. Finally, we show how color graphics assist in the qualitative analysis of dynamical systems.
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