Timeline from Steven Strogatz course:

• 1666 Newton - solves 2-body but can't solve 3-body problem

• 1666 until late 1800s - nobody can solve

• 1800s (late) Poincare - first glimpse of chaos

• 1920-50s - nonlinear oscillators, e.g., vacuum tubes, radar

• 1950s - computer - new tool

• 1960s - Lorenz @ MIT - atmosphere - paper; Smale et al mathameticians

• mid 1970s - hot

• May - chaos, populartion

• Mandelbrot - fractals

• Winfree - biology rythms

• Ruelle and Takens - mathematicians , turbulence

• 1978 Feigenbaum - universal route to chaos

• 1980s chaos and nonlinear dynamics become fashionable - hot, hot, hot!

• 1987 - Dan Gleich: Chaos: Making of a New Science - 25 languages

• experimental confirmation

• 1990s

• engineering apps of chaos

• complex systems - millions of variables

• 2000 to present

• complex systems

• network theory

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycJEoqmQvwg&list=PLbN57C5Zdl6j_qJA-pARJnKsmROzPnO9V&index=1