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The Bifurcation Interpreter: A Step Towards the Automatic Analysis of Dynamical Systems

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Abelson, Harold
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Abstract
The Bifurcation Interpreter is a computer program that autonomously explores the steady-state orbits of one-parameter families of periodically- driven oscillators. To report its findings, the Interpreter generates schematic diagrams and English text descriptions similar to those appearing in the science and engineering research literature. Given a system of equations as input, the Interpreter uses symbolic algebra to automatically generate numerical procedures that simulate the system. The Interpreter incorporates knowledge about dynamical systems theory, which it uses to guide the simulations, to interpret the results, and to minimize the effects of numerical error.
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1989-09-01
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http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/6522
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AIM-1174
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AIM-1174

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