Town rake and all-round ne'er-do-well
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"[he] was one of the most famous of the new generation of mathematicians who were openly interested in 'how the real world works.' These scholars broke with the colistered tradition of mathematics in several important ways. For one thing, they used computers constantly, a practice traditional mathematicians frowned on. For another, they worked almost exclusively with nonlinear equations, in the emerging field called chaos theory. For a third, they appeared to care that their mathematics described something that actually existed in the real world. And finally, as if to emphasize their emergence from academia into the real world, they
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