Canonical oscillator
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A canonical oscillator is any system with two extremal states and a source of power that causes it to transition between states in a sinusoidal manner.
In biology oscillators are common, such as the heartbeat.
The theory of the canonical oscillator was devised to explain the profit cycle in Lloyd's of London insurance business.
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