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Gribbin’s Schrödinger

Gribbin’s Schrödinger

Quantum physics may not seem much to have to do with risk and investing, but with subjects like psychophysics explaining the statistical behavior in psychological behavior, it’s just a matter of time that science could explain more of markets. John Gribbin’s biographic work on Schrödinger has a lot of jargon relevant for understanding universal behavior.

The Strange Attractor

The Strange Attractor

The phenomenon in which one regular cycle locks into another is called entrainment, or mode locking. Entrainment explains why stock market components are like flocking birds and herd behavior of land animals

Geometry of Turbulence

Geometry of Turbulence

Before he died, physicist and Nobel laureate Werner Heisenberg had two questions for God. These were “Why relativity? Why turbulence?”. Heisenberg also felt that God knew the answer just for the first question. Turbulence was beyond God. It’s strange the conviction Heisenberg had regarding turbulence also known as fluctuation, noise, divergence, extremity, fat tail, chaos, black swan, etc.