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Update : The post in question has just closed in Math SE as well - bouncing it back to Physics SE, as quid had explained it would. Seeking a maths formula to determine the number of coins in a treasure hoard, given hoard value statistics treasure 6 answers. newtonian-mechanics pressure free-body-diagram fluid-statics weight 3 answers. It works flawlessly on both Windows and Linux for me. Stack Exchange Q&A communities are different.

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Is the question a better fit to Math SE or Physics SE?.

Stack Exchange network consists of 178 Q&A communities including Stack Overflow. On the other hand, the overlap with Applied math is obvious (though isn't it true to almost everything done in Nonlinear dynamics and chaos?), even if most questions under the tag chaos-theory here are of a more formal nature. The TiVo Desktop software will now start moving the selected.

Since it's mostly about modeling, about the consequences in the physical world of the system being chaotic, it seems to me to be a typical problem in the field of Nonlinear dynamics and chaos (in Physics). The question What are the implications of deterministic chaos: useful or detrimental? has just been migrated from Physics SE.