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dynamicswhich is a theoretical framework that analyzes how dynamic processes give rise to the selection of specific outcomes within a system. It treats the evolution of a state variable as governed by a rule or set of rules, while simultaneously considering a which-outcome selection that determines which among several potential stable states is realized under given conditions. The term emphasizes the role of constraint, initial conditions, and path dependence in shaping realized trajectories.
Core concepts include a dynamical system defined on a state space, a time parameter (discrete or continuous),
dynamicswhich connects to dynamical systems theory, control theory, and decision science. Unlike standard analyses that focus
Applications include ecology and population dynamics, where which states persist under environmental change; economics and social