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Hydrogels in Controlled Drug Delivery,g in a constant gravitational field (compare Fig. 5.1). For simplicity, only a planar motion of the double pendulum is considered. Such a planar double pendulum is most easily constructed as a mechanical model to demonstrate the complex dynamics of nonlinear (i.e. typical) systems in mechanics, in c

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Bioadhesive Intraoral Release Systems,g nonlinear Hamiltonian dynamics. The problem was introduced by Fermi [7.1] in connection with studies of the acceleration mechanism of cosmic particles through fluctuating magnetic fields. Similar mechanisms have been studied for accelerating cosmic rockets by planetary or stellar gravitational fie

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Hydrogels in Controlled Drug Delivery,tics of nonlinear dynamics, namely discrete mappings. An example of such a discrete system is provided by a stroboscopic map, where a system is only observed at well—defined time steps ... In some situations, the discrete mapping arises directly from the nature of the system, as for instance in popu

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Bioadhesive Intraoral Release Systems,cause they are discrete, such maps are much simpler to study (both numerically and analytically) than continuous differential equations. In general, the maps can be written as . where . = (..,..., ..) is the state vector of the system — for example, a vector in N-dimensional phase space — and . = (.

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