Valentine Coverly

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Valentine Coverly is a mathematically gifted, somewhat sardonic modern-day character in Tom Stoppard’s play "Arcadia," who explores chaos theory and iterated algorithms while uncovering the past events at Sidley Park.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
theatre character
analyzes past events at Sidley Park
appearsInTimePeriod 1990s
characterInWork Arcadia NERFINISHED
countryOfOriginOfWork United Kingdom
creator Tom Stoppard NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork chaos theory
iterated algorithms
mathematics
firstAppearance Arcadia (1993 play) NERFINISHED
genreOfWork dramatic comedy
philosophical drama
hasPersonalityTrait curious
intelligent
sardonic
hasThemeConnection determinism vs randomness
relationship between past and present
investigates Thomasina Coverly's mathematical ideas
population dynamics of grouse
languageOfWork English
medium stage
narrativeRole modern-day character
occupation mathematician
relative Bernard Nightingale (by association in the play) NERFINISHED
Chloë Coverly NERFINISHED
Hannah Jarvis (by association in the play) NERFINISHED
residence Sidley Park NERFINISHED
specializesIn applied mathematics
dynamical systems
usesMethod computer-based iteration
statistical analysis

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Arcadia (stage production) hasCharacter Valentine Coverly
subject surface form: Arcadia (play)
Arcadia hasCharacter Valentine Coverly