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Mathematics and computation

Mathematics and computation

Could the geometry of chaos be fundamental to the behaviour of the universe?

03 Jan 2024

Jessica Flack reviews The Primacy of Doubt by Tim Palmer

Abstract photo of tendril particles, depicting chaos
Complex question Could the geometry of chaos play a role in quantum physics and even be a fundamental property of the universe? (Courtesy: iStock/gremlin)
A Doubt if it be Us Assists the staggering Mind In an extremer Anguish Until it footing find –  A

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Jessica Flack is a professor at the Santa Fe Institute, US, where she runs the collective computation and emergence group
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