Can chaos be used to solve the fluid flow state? How to learn and recommend some introductory and classic books?

Chaos theory can be used to explain the formation of turbulence in fluid.

Chaos is a seemingly random motion in a deterministic dynamic system, and its essence is the sensitivity of the long-term behavior of the system to initial conditions.

The key to learning chaos theory is to master "self-organization" and "strange attractor", which requires nonlinear equations and partial differential equations.

The recommended introductory books are Arrow of Time by Zaodin Sadr, The End of Certainty by Peter Coveney, and The End of Certainty by Ilya Ilya Pigojin.