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,Physikalische Modelle unter Sirnulink?, few degrees of freedom may generate random behavior. The work of Packard et al. (1980) and Takens (1981) showed that from a seemingly random behavior, valuable information could be extracted for the characterization of the dynamics underlying the system which produces the signal. Algorithms were de

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