Übersetzung für 'dynamical system' von Englisch nach Deutsch

dynamical system

dynamisches System {n}

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measure-preserving dynamical system

maßerhaltendes dynamisches System {n}math.

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dynamical downscaling

dynamisches Downscaling {n}meteo.stat.

dynamical theory of heat

dynamische Wärmetheorie {f}phys.

high-voltage direct current (electric power) transmission system <HVDC system>

Hochspannungs­-Gleichstrom-Übertragungs­anlage {f} <HGÜ-Anlage>electr.

Hochspannungs­gleichstromübertragungs­anlage {f} <HGÜ-Anlage>electr.

flue gas cleanup system <FGC system> [for burners and furnaces]

Abgasreinigungs­anlage {f} [für Brenner und Öfen]tech.

whiplash injury lessening system^® <WIL system> [Toyota]

Schleudertraumaschutzsystem {n}automot.

production planning and control system <PPC system>

Produktionsplanungs­- und Steuerungs­system {n} <PPS-System>comp.econ.QM

lockout / tagout system <Lo-To / LOTO system>

Lockout- / Tagout-System {n} [Blockier- und Verriegelungs­system]engin.tech.

magnetic resonance imaging system <MRI system>

Magnetresonanztomograph {m} <MRT>MedTech.

Magnetresonanztomograf {m} <MRT>MedTech.

human leukocyte antigen system <HLA system>

humanes Leukozyten-Antigen-System {n} <HLA-System>biol.

pulse code modulation system <PCM system>

Puls-Code-Modulationssystem {n} <PCM-System>electr.

linear time-invariant system <LTI system>

lineares zeitinvariantes System {n} <LZI-System>comp.math.

trailer stability assist system <TSA system>

Anhängerstabilisierungs­system {n} [auch: Anhänger-Stabilisierungs­system]automot.

yeast two-hybrid system <Y2H system>

Hefe-Zwei-Hybrid-System {n} <H2H-System>biochem.

infinite impulse response system <IIR system>

IIR-System {n}electr.

hydraulic hybrid vehicle system <HHV system>

hydraulisches Hybridantriebssystem {n} [auch: hydraulisches Hybrid-Antriebssystem]automot.

overtable fluoroscopy system <OT fluoroscopy system>

Obertisch-Durchleuchtungs­system {n} <OT-Durchleuchtungs­system>MedTech.

undertable fluoroscopy system <UT fluoroscopy system>

Untertisch-Durchleuchtungs­system {n} <UT-Durchleuchtungs­system>MedTech.

electronic article surveillance system <EAS system>

elektronisches Artikelsicherungs­system {n} <EAS>comm.

• At any given time, a dynamical system has a state representing a point in an appropriate state space.
• In the same book, Lorenz defined the butterfly effect as: "The phenomenon that a small alteration in the state of a dynamical system will cause subsequent states to differ greatly from the states that would have followed without the alteration."
• In a dynamical system, bistability means the system has two stable equilibrium states.
• While the "butterfly effect" is often explained as being synonymous with sensitive dependence on initial conditions of the kind described by Lorenz in his 1963 paper (and previously observed by Poincaré), the butterfly metaphor was originally applied to work he published in 1969 Lorenz defined butterfly effect as: "“The phenomenon that a small alteration in the state of a dynamical system will cause subsequent states to differ greatly from the states that would have followed without the alteration.”" This feature is the same as sensitive dependence of solutions on initial conditions (SDIC) in .
• First, the number of degrees of freedom (proportional to the number of chemical species) can be dramatically large; second, the source term due to reactions introduces a disparate number of time scales which makes the whole dynamical system stiff.