• Chaos
  • Chaotic Waterwheel Simulation
  • Chaotic Pendulum Experiment
  • Chaos Theory

• Conway's Game of Life

This game became widely known when it was mentioned in an article published by Scientific American in 1970. It consists of a collection of cells which, based on a few mathematical rules, can live, die or multiply. Depending on the initial conditions, the cells form various patterns throughout the course of the game.

• Linear Regression Applet

• Network Theory: 80/20 Rule and Small Worlds Theory by Scott J. Simon

• Strange Attractors
  • Butterfly Effect Simulator
  • Lorenz Applet
  • Lorenz Attractor
  • Strange Attractors Applet

• THE FOURTH QUADRANT: A MAP OF THE LIMITS OF STATISTICS [9.15.08]
  By Nassim Nicholas Taleb

• The Language of Mathmatics

Nothing complicated. But, this will give you a different perspective on mathematics. Mathematics is a languge. A great deal of frustration is caused by teachers who never let their students in on this secret.

• Monte Carlo Simulation

For a small fee, you can conduct Monte Carlo simulations on this website.

• Normal Distribution Simulations
  • Central Limit Theorem

• Power Law Distributions
  • Olympics Medal Count 2010

  This is an example of a power law distribution. This demonstrates that normal distribution statistical measures make no sense when with a power law distribution.

  • Country Size by Population

  This example also demonstrates that normal distribution statistical measures make no sense when with a power law distribution.

• Random Walk Simulators
  • Simulate a Random Walk based on Brownian Motion
  • Test the normal distribution of Randow Walks through multiple trials
  • Ramdom Walk Simulations - Balls fall into bell curve distribution

•  Credentials for Teaching Statistics