ergodic
/ɜːrˈɡɒdɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or characteristic of ergodic theory, which studies the long-term probabilistic behavior of dynamical systems, especially those that are mixing and have a tendency to equalize the distribution of their states over time.
“The mathematician’s work on ergodic theory led to a better understanding of chaotic systems in physics.”
2. noun
a system that is ergodic, especially one that is mixing and has a tendency to equalize the distribution of its states over time.
“The researcher studied the ergodic behavior of the complex system, analyzing its long-term probabilistic patterns.”