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In article <8710260721.AA26918@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU>, nick@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU writes:

> 	For a good intro to chaos theory, see the article by Farmer,
> Packard, et. al. in Scientific American December 86..

Recently, on popular book on chaos has been published. Its title is
"Chaos" and the author is Gleick. Sorry, I don't remember any more details.
It seems to be a good book, but I don't have any idea if professional
chaoticians would like it.