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Edward Norton Lorenz

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Edward Norton Lorenz

Mathematics

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According to Wikipedia, Edward Norton Lorenz was an American mathematician and meteorologist who established the theoretical basis of weather and climate predictability, as well as the basis for computer-aided atmospheric physics and meteorology. He is best known as the founder of modern chaos theory, a branch of mathematics focusing on the behavior of dynamical systems that are highly sensitive to initial conditions.

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Edward Norton Lorenz's Published Works

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Deterministic nonperiodic flow (1963) (16063)
Available Potential Energy and the Maintenance of the General Circulation (1955) (1224)
The predictability of a flow which possesses many scales of motion (1969) (1024)
Atmospheric Predictability as Revealed by Naturally Occurring Analogues (1969) (945)
The nature and theory of the general circulation of the atmosphere (1967) (805)
A study of the predictability of a 28-variable atmospheric model (1965) (731)
The essence of chaos (1995) (616)
Optimal Sites for Supplementary Weather Observations: Simulation with a Small Model (1998) (614)
Predictability of Weather and Climate: Predictability – a problem partly solved (2006) (603)
Atmospheric predictability experiments with a large numerical model (1982) (461)
Energy and Numerical Weather Prediction (1960) (425)
Irregularity: a fundamental property of the atmosphere* (1984) (379)
The Mechanics of Vacillation (1963) (292)
The problem of deducing the climate from the governing equations (1964) (232)
Barotropic Instability of Rossby Wave Motion (1972) (216)
Dimension of weather and climate attractors (1991) (216)
Designing Chaotic Models (2005) (190)
Attractor Sets and Quasi-Geostrophic Equilibrium (1980) (190)
Maximum Simplification of the Dynamic Equations (1960) (180)
On the Nonexistence of a Slow Manifold (1986) (164)
Computational chaos-a prelude to computational instability (1989) (156)
Can chaos and intransitivity lead to interannual variability (1990) (149)
SEASONAL AND IRREGULAR VARIATIONS OF THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE SEA-LEVEL PRESSURE PROFILE (1951) (145)
SECTION OF PLANETARY SCIENCES: THE PREDICTABILITY OF HYDRODYNAMIC FLOW*,† (1963) (137)
GENERATION OF AVAILABLE POTENTIAL ENERGY AND THE INTENSITY OF THE GENERAL CIRCULATION (1960) (126)
Forced and Free Variations of Weather and Climate (1979) (115)
Nondeterministic Theories of Climatic Change (1976) (114)
Climatic Change as a Mathematical Problem (1970) (106)
NOISY PERIODICITY AND REVERSE BIFURCATION * (1980) (103)
Neither Friends nor Strangers (1988) (89)
The local structure of a chaotic attractor in four dimensions (1984) (86)
The Slow Manifold—What Is It? (1992) (84)
SIMPLIFIED DYNAMIC EQUATIONS APPLIED TO THE ROTATING-BASIN EXPERIMENTS (1962) (82)
The Butterfly Effect (2000) (76)
Available energy and the maintenance of a moist circulation (1977) (71)
Compound windows of the Hénon-map (2008) (70)
AN N-CYCLE TIME-DIFFERENCING SCHEME FOR STEPWISE NUMERICAL INTEGRATION (1971) (66)
On the prevalence of aperiodicity in simple systems (1979) (57)
Computational periodicity as observed in a simple system (2006) (53)
On the Existence of Extended Range Predictability (1973) (50)
An Experiment in Nonlinear Statistical Weather Forecasting (1977) (47)
Numerical evaluation of moist available energy (1979) (41)
Low-Order Models of Atmospheric Circulations, (1982) (41)
Regimes in Simple Systems (2006) (32)
A look at some details of the growth of initial uncertainties (2005) (32)
Low order models representing realizations of turbulence (1972) (27)
Formulation of a Low-Order Model of a Moist General Circulation (1984) (24)
Chaos, spontaneous climatic variations and detection of the greenhouse effect (1991) (19)
The Interaction between a Mean Flow and Random Disturbances (1953) (18)
The Atmosphere a Challenge: The Science of Jule Gregory Charney (1990) (18)
Some Aspects of Atmospheric Predictability (1984) (17)
Deterministic and Stochastic Aspects of Atmospheric Dynamics (1987) (17)
Charney—A Remarkable Colleague* (1990) (15)
Reflections on the Conception, Birth, and Childhood of Numerical Weather Prediction (2006) (15)
A History of Prevailing Ideas about the General Circulation of the Atmosphere. (1983) (14)
The general circulation of the atmosphere: an evolving problem (1991) (11)
Fractals: An Animated Discussion (1997) (11)
FLOW OF ANGULAR MOMENTUM AS A PREDICTOR FOR THE ZONAL WESTERLIES (1952) (11)
Reply to comment by L.-S. Yao and D. Hughes (2008) (11)
Numerical Experiments with Large-Scale Seasonal Forcing (1966) (10)
Lyapunov numbers and the local structure of attractors (1985) (10)
Estimates of atmospheric predictability at medium range (2008) (8)
CIRCULATION OF THE ATMOSPHERE. (1966) (7)
An attractor embedded in the atmosphere (2006) (7)
The Evolution of Dynamic Meteorology (1996) (6)
A Rapid Procedure for Inverting Del-Square with Certain Computers (1976) (6)
Lorenz receives Revelle Medal (1993) (6)
HOW COMPLICATED IS THE CIRCULATION OF THE EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE? (1969) (6)
Investigating the predictability of turbulent motion (1972) (6)
A very narrow spectral band (1984) (4)
A method of applying the hydrodynamic and thermodynamic equations to atmospheric models (1948) (4)
Investigation of Mitogenetic Radiation by Means of a Photoelectric Counter Tube (1933) (4)
DYNAMIC MODELS ILLUSTRATING THE ENERGY BALANCE OF THE ATMOSPHERE (1950) (3)
Atmospheric Circulation Systems. Their Structural and Physical Interpretation. E. Palmén and C. W. Newton. Academic Press, New York, 1969. xviii + 606 pp., illus. $26. International Geophysics Series, vol. 13 (1970) (2)
Chaos and the Weather Forecast - From Impediment to Innovation (2001) (1)
Planned applications of bolometer arrays at DLR (2002) (1)
The Spectrum of X-Rays from the Back of a Tungsten Target. (1928) (1)
Two Patterns of Development (1984) (1)
A Journey into Chaos (1995) (1)
Our Chaotic Weather (1995) (1)
The Search for Flexibility (1989) (0)
Dynamical systems and ODEs (0)
What Else Is Chaos (1995) (0)
Hydrogen Discharge Tube with Metal Capillary (1943) (0)
Climatic Determinism and Atmospheric Dynamics Climatic Determinism (1965) (0)
Low-Order Models and Their Uses (1987) (0)
Synoptic Meteorology: Atmospheric Circulation Systems . Their Structural and Physical Interpretation. E. Palmén and C. W. Newton. Academic Press, New York, 1969. xviii + 606 pp., illus. $26. International Geophysics Series, vol. 13. (1970) (0)
Bifurcations in a Class of Noninvertible Mappings of the PlaneLora Billings and (2007) (0)
A GENERALIZA TION OF THE DIRA C EQ UA TIONS (2005) (0)
The Project for a 17M Diameter Air Cerenkov Telescope for Gamma Astronomy. (1997) (0)
A GENERALIZA TION OF THE DIRA C EQ UA TIONS (2005) (0)
Status of the 17 m diameter Magic telescope (2001) (0)
Experimental Runs with a Low-Order Model of a Moist General Circulation. (1985) (0)
Reply to Comments by Franz Fliri (1978) (0)
GRB090113: MAGIC telescope GeV observation. (2009) (0)
Climate Sensitivity and Long-Period Temperature Fluctuations. (1987) (0)
Fractals: an animated discussion (videotape) (1990) (0)
The Feasibility of a Low-Order Model of A Moist General Circulation. (1980) (0)
Encounters with Chaos (1995) (0)
Science and Art : Emergence of Patterns from Nature ’ s Chaos , Through Parallels Between (2009) (0)
Causes of Climatic Change (1968) (0)
Glimpses of Chaos (1995) (0)
A Low-Order Model of a Moist General Circulation: Formulation and Testing. (1983) (0)
An investigation of the value of symmetry in forecasting (1943) (0)
Dogged by the Unperformable Experiment@@@The Essence of Chaos. (1994) (0)
An Outlook for a Major Air Cerenkov Telescope System (1993) (0)
Deterministic N onperiodic Flow1 (1963) (0)
A Generalization of the Dirac Equations. (1941) (0)
A Critical Assessment of Service (2004) (0)

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