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In der Ergodentheorie werden statistische Eigenschaften dynamischer Systeme untersucht. Das ist oft auch und gerade dann möglich und sinnvoll, wenn die Dynamik sehr schlecht berechenbar ist, also bei chaotischer Bewegung.

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Knauf, A. (2012). Ergodentheorie. In: Mathematische Physik: Klassische Mechanik. Springer-Lehrbuch Masterclass. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-20978-9_9

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