Feigenbaum constant is named after the mathematician, Mitchell Feigenbaum in 1975. It is a universal mathematical constant for the functions approaching the chaos theory via period doubling. It is the ratio of difference between the width of tine and one of its two sub tines. Feigenbaum constant α value is 2.50290...
Feigenbaum constant is named after the mathematician, Mitchell Feigenbaum in 1975. It is a universal mathematical constant for the functions approaching the chaos theory via period doubling. It is the ratio of difference between the width of tine and one of its two sub tines. Feigenbaum constant α value is 2.50290...
