CAMTP home 5th International Summer School/Conference
LET'S FACE CHAOS THROUGH NONLINEAR DYNAMICS
Center for Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics
CAMTP, University of Maribor, Slovenia
30 June - 14 July 2002
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Abstracts of Invited Lectures

Invited speakers deliver lecture courses in the form of a series of one or more lectures. Individual lectures take 60 minutes, including questions and discussion. The level at the beginning of each course is adapted to the senior undergraduate students and graduate students, whilst the closing of the series of lectures (the last third or so) is typically at the conference level. The last part contains the most recent research results, comprehensible to the majority of the audience and subject to the discussion among the attending invited speakers, experts and specialists.

This is a list of the 74 invited lectures with links to their abstracts:

  1. Yoji Aizawa (Waseda University, Japan) 2 lectures
    On the Weibull distribution appeared in chaotic systems:
    1. Hamiltonian systems
    2. Time dependent non-stationary chaotic map
    3. A model of financial market
  2. Oriol Bohigas (Université Paris-Sud, France) 2 lectures
    Quantum chaos: Universal versus system-specific fluctuations
  3. Tassos Bountis (University of Patras, Greece) 3 lectures
    1. Soliton-like solutions of higher order wave equations of the KdV type
    2. and 3. Localized oscillations in 1-dimensional nonlinear media and homoclinic orbits of invertible maps
  4. Giulio Casati (Università degli Studi dell'Insubria, Italy) 2 lectures
    Efficient quantum computing of complex dynamics
  5. Mirjam Cvetic (University of Pennsylvania, USA) public evening lecture (13 July at 21:00)
    M-theory and particle physics
  6. Predrag Cvitanovic´ (Georgia Institute of Technology, USA) 5 lectures
    1. Chaos and what to do about it: An overview
    2. Dynamics, qualitative
    3. Global dynamics
    4. Cycle expansions: Semiclassical quantum mechanics
    5. Trace formulas for stochastic evolution operators
  7. Till Frank (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands) 1 lecture
    Relaxation dynamics described by nonlinear Fokker-Planck equations: applications to human movement sciences
  8. Hirokazu Fujisaka (Kyoto University, Japan) 2 lectures
    1. Generalized extended self-similarity in turbulence and its scaling hypothesis
    2. Noise-induced pattern dynamics and intermittency
  9. Pierre Gaspard (Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium) 2 lectures
    Hamiltonian chaos and statistical mechanics
  10. Igor Grabec (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia) 1 lecture
    Experimental modeling of chaotic fields
  11. Siegfried Großmann (Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany) 3 lectures
    1. Turbulent diffusion
    2. Turbulent correlation decay
    3. Turbulent heat convection
  12. Fritz Haake (Universität Essen, Germany) 3 lectures
    1. Introduction to decoherence
    2. Emergence of classical behavior in the macroworld: meso- and macroscopic superpositions
    3. Quantum measurement
  13. Hermann Haken (Universität Stuttgart, Germany) 5 lectures
    Brain dynamics:
    1. Some basic facts about the brain
    2. Some forms of integrate and fire models
    3. Phase locking
    4. Associative memory
    5. Activity patterns
  14. Hiroshi Hasegawa (Nihon University, Japan) 1 lecture
    Intermediate quantum-level statistics by means of quaternion representation of distributions
  15. Yoshiki Kuramoto (Kyoto University, Japan) 2 lectures
    1. Dynamics of nonlocally coupled oscillators I
    2. Dynamics of nonlocally coupled oscillators II
  16. Jacques Laskar (IMC-CNRS, France) 2 lectures
    Frequency Map Analysis, theory and practice
  17. Mitsugu Matsushita (Chuo University, Japan) 2 lectures
    1. Dynamics and structure of granular flow through a vertical pipe
    2. Pattern formation in bacterial colonies
  18. Peter V.E. McClintock (Lancaster University, United Kingdom) 2 lectures
    1. Optimal fluctuations and the control of chaos
    2. Quantized turbulence
  19. Erik Mosekilde (Technical University of Denmark, Denmark) 2 lectures
    1. Synchronization phenomena in the kidney
    2. Chaotic synchronization of time-continuous oscillators
  20. Katsuhiro Nakamura (Osaka City University, Japan) 1 lecture
    Quantum transport in chaotic quantum dots: orbit bifurcations, Arnold diffusion and fractals
  21. Dusan Pagon (University of Maribor, Slovenia) 1 lecture
    Some classes of self-similar planar fractals
  22. Jean-Louis Pichard (CEA-Saclay, France) 3 lectures
    From independent particle towards collective motion in a few electron lattice model with Coulomb repulsion
  23. Peter Prelovsek (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia) 1 lecture
    Transport of strongly correlated electrons
  24. Tomaz Prosen (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia) 3 lectures
    1. and 2. Stability of quantum motion and correlation decay I & II
    3. Chaotic resonances in quantum many-body dynamics
  25. Marko Robnik (CAMTP, University of Maribor, Slovenia) 1 lecture
    Introduction to quantum chaos of generic Hamiltonian systems
  26. Valery Romanovski (CAMTP, University of Maribor, Slovenia) 1 lecture
    Introduction to computational algebra
  27. Michael Rosenblum (Potsdam University, Germany) 1 lecture
    Synchronization of irregular oscillators: from theory to data analysis
  28. Andreas Ruffing (Munich University of Technology, Germany) 1 lecture
    Ladder operators and moment problems
  29. Holger Schmid-Schönbein (University Hospital of the Technical University Aachen, Germany) 2 lectures
    1. Adaptivity or chaoticity of strongly driven natural multiphase systems?
    2. Self-limiting passive discharge followed by transfer blockade
  30. Jörg Schumacher (Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany) 1 lecture
    Clustering of passive tracers in free-surface flows
  31. Thomas H. Seligman (Centro Internacional de Ciencias, Mexico) 2 lectures
    Chaos, integrability, entanglement and decoherence
  32. Akira Shudo (Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan) 1 lecture
    Quantum chaos in the mixed phase space and the Julia set
  33. Michael Sonis (Bar-Ilan University, Israel) 1 lecture
    Complication of linear spatial socio-economies
  34. Aneta Stefanovska (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia) 2 lectures
    1. Determinism and noise in cardiovascular dynamics
    2. Interactions in the cardiovascular system
  35. Hans-Jürgen Stöckmann (Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany) 2 lectures
    Microwave experiments in chaotic and disordered systems:
    1. The random-superposition-of-plane-waves approach
    2. Open microwave billiards as scattering systems
  36. Gregor Tanner (University of Nottingham, United Kingdom) 2 lectures
    1. Quantum chaos on graphs
    2. Classical and quantum spectra of intermittent dynamics
  37. Peter A. Tass (Research Centre Jülich, Germany) 2 lectures
    1. Development of demand-controlled deep brain stimulation-techniques based on stochastic phase resetting
    2. Synchronization tomography and phase resetting tomography
  38. Jacobus P. van der Weele (University of Twente, The Netherlands) 2 lectures
    Clustering in granular gas:
    1. Birth and sudden death of a cluster
    2. David vs. Goliath and other competitive effects
  39. Michael Wilkinson (Open University, England, United Kingdom) 2 lectures
    Dissipation
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