Chaos and the Driven Pendulum: Period Doubling, Bifurcations, and the Route to Chaos -- B1, Video 22

This video explains the damped driven pendulum as a central example of chaos, with bifurcation diagrams, period doubling, and Feigenbaum scaling.

The portraits of Newton (left) and Lagrange (right) are from the wikimedia commons:
The portrait of Isaac Newton image is by James Thronill after Sir Godfrey Kneller - www.newton.cam.ac.uk/art/portrait.html, Public Domain, commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=37337.
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Material in the video is drawn from: Classical Mechanics and Chaos (ISBN: 9798988816010) by S. Winters-Hilt. The first book in a seven-book series in advanced physics with associated video playlists. Author background: researcher, textbook author, and inventor, with work spanning physics, AI, signal processing, bioinformatics, and nanoscale biophysics. Related research and publications: see peer-reviewed open journals and arXiv for preprints (three forthcoming). Book and Series details: www.meta-logos.ai/wintershilt_books.html. #Physics #ClassicalMechanics #TheoreticalPhysics #ChaosTheory

Видео Chaos and the Driven Pendulum: Period Doubling, Bifurcations, and the Route to Chaos -- B1, Video 22 канала Winters-Hilt: Physics, AI & Complex Systems