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What is the Aim of Nonlinear Science?
What is the aim of nonlinear science?

The aim of nonlinear science is a richer description of the complexity of phenomena, not prediction and control in the usual sense. It lends itself to the exploration of multidimensional interactions within and among individuals, families and communities.