Certain quasi-periodic oscillations are not destroyed by small perturbations according to a theorem named for Arnold, Moser, and this man.
Certain quasi-periodic oscillations are not destroyed by small perturbations according to a theorem named for Arnold, Moser, and this man. One of his early mathematical successes was the construction of a function with a Fourier series that diverges almost everywhere. The smallest scales for turbulent flows are named for him, but he is better known for his work on stochastic processes and Markov chains, the transition densities of which are governed by an equation named for him and Chapman. The namesake of a goodness-of-fit test along with Smirnov, this is, for ten points, which Soviet mathematician, also the namesake of a type of complexity and some axioms in probability theory?
Certain quasi-periodic oscillations are not destroyed by small perturbations according to a theorem named for Arnold, Moser, and this man.
Andrey Nikolaevich {Kolmogorov}