Date of Award

Spring 2016

Document Type

Thesis

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Degree Name

Bachelor of Arts

Department

Physics & Astronomy Department

First Advisor

Michael R. Brown

Second Advisor

David A. Schaffner

Abstract

We show that the methods permutation entropy and complexity analysis can be extended to a more robust tool by treating embedding delay as a freely varying parameter. We show that one can extract meaningful information about the nature turbulent systems when this extended analysis is applied to data taken from such systems. Furthermore, we find that this information agrees with information determined via conventional methodology, as well as providing new understanding about the systems analyzed.

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