Steven Strogatz
Steven Strogatz · Science & Medicine
Nonlinear dynamics; synchronization and small-world networks
1959, Torrington, Connecticut, United States
United States
Steven Strogatz is recognized among Jewish contributors to Science & Medicine — Nonlinear dynamics; synchronization and small-world networks
Strogatz is an applied mathematician known for his work on nonlinear dynamics, especially the synchronization of coupled oscillators, and, with Duncan Watts, for the 1998 'small-world' network model that helped launch modern network science. A Cornell professor and celebrated expositor, he has written widely read books on mathematics. He was born to a Jewish family in Connecticut.
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Nonlinear dynamics; synchronization and small-world networks
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