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From: cjoslyn@bingvaxu.cc.binghamton.edu (Cliff Joslyn)
Newsgroups: news.newusers.questions
Subject: Re: CHAOS
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Date: 24 Aug 89 01:07:50 GMT
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In article <9432@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu> REZAC@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu writes:
>Is there a discussion group on chaos - mathmatical approaches and graphic 
>representations especially.  If not, how does one start a new news group?

There are a number of avenues.  First, there's the groups
comp.theory.dynamic-sys, comp.theory.neural-nets, and
comp.theory.self-org-sys.  They are all relatively dormant, and your
site might not carry them.  Post something to get them started. 

Then there's sci.math for the more mathematical aspects.  Also, there's
a mailing list on fractals, FRAC-L@GITVM1.BITNET, which is especially
interested in graphics.

Also, let me plug my own list on Systems Theory and Cybernetics,
CYBSYS-L@BINGVMB.BITNET.  A lot of our readers are very interested in
chaos.

A note about these LISTSERV mailing lists, because these are different
from news.  They generally run on the "parallel world" of VM/CMS IBM
operating systems and BITNET only nodes.  These poor souls labor without
News!  The LISTSERV functions at a site are divided between the server
functions and the list functions proper.  Consider a list
FOO-L@BAR.BITNET.  To subscribe, send a mail message to
LISTSERV@BAR.BITNET containing only the message 'SUB FOO Joe Blow'.  You
can also get help by sending the message 'HELP' to the same address. 
Once your are subscribed, mail to the list itself at the address
FOO-L@BAR.BITNET.
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