Titlebook: Nonlinear Economic Dynamics; T?nu Puu Book 19912nd edition Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1991 Bifurcations.Chaos.Chaostheorie.Dynami

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-97291-1Bifurcations; Chaos; Chaostheorie; Dynamische Wirtschaftstheorie; Spatial Pattern Formation; business cyc

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Nonlinear Economic Dynamics,Dynamic analysis in economics is as old as economics itself. A glance at the subject index in Schumpeter (1954) is sufficient to convince you about this. Even dynamic mathematical models are fairly old. The cobweb model of price adjustments for instance dates back to 1887.

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Spatial Pattern Formation,sics. Spatial patterns in the two-and three-dimensional world, such as beehives or foams of soap bubbles, have fascinated mankind from antiquity to present times. There exist parallels in biology, physics, and economics in the present field so as to make it a good prototype for the comparison of var

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Population Dynamics,cess, whereas Fourier’s heat diffusion was the source of inspiration for migratory processes in space. A saturation density of population was assumed, if the actual density was higher, population decreased, if the actual density was lower, population increased. The reason for spatial diffusion state

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Chaotic Cycles, chaos for discrete models. This is so because, before the tools of analysis, like symbolic dynamics, can be applied to such models we need to construct the return map on the Poincaré section for the orbit investigated. This, however, means that we first have to integrate the system over a complete

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