[mkirkpatrick]

Good question,Guille,"Is there any space for chaos in harmonics? Or do you think there is absolute no harmony between them"?I think that there is plenty
of space for chaos,Guille,if there was not,then the universal law of harmonics
would not exist!To be a universal law it has to be totally inclusive,or else it
will fail.What is a chaotic system?1)they are deterministic,they have something that is determining their behaviour.2)They are sensitive,especially
to changes in their initial conditions.Small changes in initial conditions can
cause enormous changes to the outcome,making the system very unpre-
dictable.(the butterfly effect)3)They "appear"to be disorderly and random,
but "they are not"underneath the random behaviour is "order and pattern"
which is of course where the law of harmonics holds all this "disorder" in its
all embracing tune!There is a new book recently published,called,Chaos and
harmony,Perspectives on scientific revolutions of the 20th century,by,Trin
Xuan Thaun,must buy myself a copy!
kind regards michael.