Introduction
Early math marketing strategists (eg,
Eilenberg or Lefschetz)
understood:
applications and skills with job potential = enrollments.
- Markets: sources for enrollments in university courses
- Global analysis: esp, chaos, bifurcations, complex and cellular systems
- Classical markets: 1600 to 1900
- Old (modern) markets: 1900 to 1950
- Paradigm shift: ca 1950 (computer revolution)
- New (postmodern) markets: 1950 to 2000
- Future markets: 2000 on
In Warwick in 1969, I described a bifurcation in the
history of dynamical systems theory in terms of the I Ching.
Here, I will update the picture of the two competing basins
of attraction.
Revised by Ralph, 02 May 2003
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