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t and student of the Harvard mathematician and dynamical systems pioneer, George Birkoff (1922), was computing the output of a very reduced subset of Saltzman’s differential equations for predicting the weather (1962). Lorenz found that numerically integrated trajectories manifested unpredictable times and