41. UKDSGS0708 UK dynamical systems Graduate School. 20072008. The courses are directed at graduate students of all levels and have no non-standard pre-requisites. http://web.mac.com/stefanoluzzatto/UKDSGS/UKDSGS0708.html

UK Dynamical Systems Graduate School The courses are directed at graduate students of all levels and have no non-standard pre-requisites. They follow the model of the higly successful courses given in the previous academic years and . Applications should be made for each course separately, as early as possible, but in any case no later than two weeks before the course.   For instructions, follow the appropriate links below. For other enquiries, please contact Stefano Luzzatto ( stefano.luzzatto@imperial.ac.uk ). There is a registration fee of 100 GBP per course, which will be waived for students with lack of financial support.  Stochastic and Random Dynamics details 19-23 November 2007 Imperial College London Organiser: Stefano Luzzatto Vitor Araujo (UFRJ, Rio de Janeiro) An Introduction to stochastic stability for discrete dynamical systems Alexander Bufetov (Rice University, USA) An introduction to entropy Jean-Rene Chazottes (Ecole Polytechnique, Paris) An introduction to fluctuations of observables in ergodic theory Greg Pavliotis (Imperial College London) An introduction to random perturbations in continuous time Bifurcation, Symmetry and Pattern Formation

42. EE263: Introduction To Linear Dynamical Systems EE263 Introduction to Linear dynamical systems. Professor Stephen Boyd, Stanford University, Autumn Quarter 2007–08 http://www.stanford.edu/class/ee263/

Home Course info Contact Course materials Course reader Lecture slides Lecture videos Support notes ... Matlab files Exams Midterm exam Final exam EE263: Introduction to Linear Dynamical Systems Professor Stephen Boyd Stanford University Announcements Final grades are now posted to AXESS (Tuesday 12/11/07). You can pick up your final exam from Denise starting tomorrow (Wednesday 12/12/07). EE263 will next be taught Spring Quarter, 2007-08, by Sanjay Lall Videos of the lectures are now available (to anyone). Page generated 2007-12-12 09:34:43 PST, by jemdoc

43. Lorentz Center - Operator Structures And Dynamical Systems From 21 Lorentz Center Operator Structures and dynamical systems from 21 Jul 2008 through 25 Jul 2008 Operator Structures and dynamical systems http://www.lorentzcenter.nl/lc/web/2008/288/info.php3?wsid=288

44. Welcome To Dynamical Systems 1997 2004 dynamical systems, Ltd. http://www.dslc.com/

45. CAMGSD | IST The Center for Mathematical Analysis, Geometry, and dynamical systems was established in 1991. It is a research and scientific training unit developing its http://camgsd.math.ist.utl.pt/

.IST Search in math.ist.utl.pt Web ist.utl.pt Web IST Library UTL Libraries Courses Email and Phone (DMIST) Euler (Publications) MathWorld PlanetMath arXiv (Mathematics by author) scirus (Scientific Information) Google Scholar for IST CAMGSD Introduction Research Areas and Reports ... Contacts Featured events New Junior Research Positions The Center has opened 4 research positions in Mathematics in one of the areas in which the faculty of the Center is currently active, privileging the following: Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems (3 maximum); Geometry and Topology (including String Theory and Mathematical-Physics) (3 maximum). The following 4 candidates were selected and have accepted: Claudia Valls (Dynamical Systems) David Martinez Torres (Geometry) Ricardo Schiappa (Mathematical-Physics) Sharon Hollander (Topology) Any questions regarding this competition should be addressed to the President of the Center, Prof. Carlos Rocha News CMU-Portugal ICTI Program in Applied Mathematics . The Information and Communication Technologies Institute is an international "virtual" institution with poles in Portugal and at Carnegie Mellon University.

46. DEDS - Differential Equations & Dynamical Systems Differential Equations dynamical systems is a multi disciplinary journal whose aim is to publish high quality original research papers in Ordinary, http://www.geocities.com/deds_journal/

Home Editorial Board Published Volumes Special Issues ... Subscription Details About the Journal The problems of modern society are both complex and interdisciplinary. It is important to observe that tools and techniques developed in one context may be applied for a variety of problems in different situations. For example techniques developed for classical problems in Physical Sciences have been found extremely useful in the study of Biological, Behavioural and Life Sciences. This naturally necessitates interdependence among the scientists belonging to various traditional disciplines and thereby promotes interdisciplinary research. When genuine interdisciplinary work does materialize, it can be highly fascinating and extremely rewarding. Modern epistemological expansionism lies in the exploration of the nonlinear phenomena. The study and mathematical analysis of the nonlinear systems has rendered unification of a variety of problems in diverse fields. It is our strong belief that this type of interdisciplinary work will, not only be stimulating but also opensup many more new vistas for mathematicians, offering exciting prospects. The mission of the journal envisages, to serve scientists through prompt publication of significant advances in any branch of Science and Technology, and to provide a forum for the discussion of new scientific developments. Also, to ensure that the results of Science and Technology are rapidly disseminated to the public throughout the world, in a fashion that conveys their significance for real world applications.

47. Intute: Science, Engineering And Technology - Browse Dynamical Systems In dynamical systems, an object moves according to a rule. Depending on the rule motion, the object may move in a regular fashion or in a chaotic fashion. http://www.intute.ac.uk/sciences/cgi-bin/browse.pl?id=25589

48. A NEWSLETTER OF On this website you will find articles, links and other matters of interest pertaining to dynamical systems where both time and space are discrete. http://mywebpages.comcast.net/dedds/

Difference Equations and Discrete Dynamical Systems Welcome to this gateway to discrete dynamics! On this website you will find articles, links and other matters of interest pertaining to dynamical systems where both time and space are discrete. This is a rapidly expanding area of research with many scientific applications. Please note : This page will be periodically updated for improvements. If you are looking for the Newsletter of the International Society of Difference Equations (or ISDE) you may find that and other pertinent information on the current ISDE website Departments: Views Stephen Wolfram's "A New Kind of Science" - What's missing there? Books Corner summaries and links to titles Software Notes Bookmark this page to have all of the following places within quick and easy reach. Dynamical Systems (from Eric Weisstein's "world of math" at Wolfram Research) Primordial Soup Kitchen (cellular automata: what's cooking? plus free CA software) Center for the Study of Biological Complexity at the Vriginia Commonwealth University Center for Dynamical Systems at the Pennsylvania State University Dynamical Systems at SUNY at Stony Brook Chaos at Maryland (the University of Maryland "Chaos Group")

49. LMS Conference Page Programme of the Durham Symposium dynamical systems and Statistical Mechanics . Participants List of participants (photograph and key). http://maths.dur.ac.uk/lms/2006/DSSM/

Home Participants Programme Abstracts ... Online Talks London Mathematical Society Durham Symposium Dynamical Systems and Statistical Mechanics Monday 3rd July - Thursday 13th July 2006 The LMS Durham Research Symposia began in 1974, and form an established series of international research meetings, with over 80 symposia to date. They provide an excellent opportunity to explore an area of research in depth, to learn of new developments, and to instigate links between different branches. The format is designed to allow substantial time for interaction and research. The meetings are held in July and August, usually lasting for 10 days, with up to 70 participants, roughly half of whom will come from the UK. Lectures and seminars take place in the Department of Mathematical Sciences University of Durham Programme Programme of the Durham Symposium "Dynamical Systems and Statistical Mechanics". Participants List of participants ( photograph and key Online Talks Online proceedings of the symposium. Movies and pdfs of talks and posters. Organising Committee: Christian Beck (Queen Mary)

50. The Visegrad Conference: Dynamical Systems The Visegrad Conference. dynamical systems, Prague 2005. 17 24 July. Menu. Main. List of participants updated; Schedule updated; Abstracts (187 kB) http://ds.fsv.cvut.cz/

@import "basic.css"; The Visegrad Conference Dynamical Systems, Prague 2005 17 - 24 July Menu Main List of participants updated Schedule updated Abstracts (187 kB) updated Local information Maps Connections Further information Call for Papers Support Address Announcements First announcement Second announcement Final announcement CONTACTS: DS Department of Mathematics Faculty of Civil Engineering Thákurova 7 Praha 6 e-mail: bobok mat.fsv.cvut.cz Phone: Fax: MAIN ORGANIZER: Czech Technical University in Prague Charles University in Prague PARTNERS: Budapest University of Technology and Economics, HU Polish Academy of Sciences, PL Matej Bel University, SK The conference will be focused on the following subjects: topological dynamics universality factors and extensions entropy symbolic dynamics Arrivals: Sunday, 17th July. Departures: Sunday, 24th July. Invited Speakers: Bohuslav Balcar (Prague) Tomasz Downarowicz (Wroclaw) Eli Glasner (Tel Aviv) Feliks Przytycki (Warsaw) Conference Board: Jozef Bobok, Czech Technical University in Prague, Czechia

51. Dynamic Knowledge Discrete Nonlinear Dynamical Systems Differences that Make a Difference. Gregory Bateson (2000, 2002 , with MC Bateson 1987 ) laid a foundation for epistemology that unites mind and nature http://www.psych.utah.edu/dysys/

52. Midwest Dynamical Systems Midwest dynamical systems Homepage. Mailing List. Search by name and/or institution Make changes to the Midwest dynamical systems Mailing List http://www.math.northwestern.edu/mwds/

Midwest Dynamical Systems' Homepage Mailing List Search by name and/or institution Make changes to the Midwest Dynamical Systems Mailing List MWDS Conferences October 19-21, 2007 at University of Michigan Schedule of talks Third Arrangement Second Arrangement First announcement Schedules of Speakers for Past MWDS Conferences October 13-15, 2006 at Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis October 21-23, 2005 at Northwestern University April 2005 at University of Minnesota October 2004 at University of Cincinnati ... September 1998 at Northwestern University Other Dynamical Systems Homepages Dynamcial Systems at Northwestern University Dynamcial Systems homepage from SUNY at Stony Brook

53. Hyperbolic Dynamical Systems - Semester Erwin Schrödinger Institute for Mathematical Physics, Vienna, Austria. Semester Hyperbolic dynamical systems. May 25 July 6, 2008 http://www.math.bme.hu/~walzer/

Semester: Hyperbolic Dynamical Systems May 25 - July 6, 2008 motivation meeting format organizers participants ... accommodation home

54. 2nd International Symposium On Dynamical Systems Theory And Its Mathematicians should establish a mathematical basis on the various problems appeared in dynamical systems of biology and feed back their work to biology http://moon.sys.eng.shizuoka.ac.jp/~dst-sympo2nd/

55. CCDC, Center For Control, Dynamical Systems And Computation, UCSB The Center for Control, dynamical systems and Computation (CCDC) brings together faculty, students, and visitors affiliated with various departments across http://www.ece.ucsb.edu/ccdc/

Home Courses Research People ... M. Dahleh Award Welcome to the CCDC The Center for Control, Dynamical Systems and Computation (CCDC) brings together faculty, students, and visitors affiliated with various departments across the UC Santa Barbara campus. The Center facilitates cooperation in control engineering, dynamical systems, and computation and their various interdisciplinary applications. It provides a stimulating environment for scholarship in these disciplines through distinguished lectures, seminars, conferences, scholarly meetings, and publications. You are invited to explore our site to learn about the research conducted by our faculty and students and to find out about the Center's other activities in research and education. Director: Professor Mustafa H. Khammash Center for Control, Dynamical Systems and Computation CCDC Office: 805-893-7066 Fax: 805-893-3262 Email: ccdc@ece.ucsb.edu CCDC News CCDC has three new IEEE Fellows! full story... Brad Paden elected to the College of Fellows of the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering full story...

56. DSOR - Dynamical Systems And Ocean Robotics Lab The work carried out in the lab is directed towards furthering knowledge in the general area of dynamical systems theory and applying it to the design and http://dsor.isr.ist.utl.pt/

search the site advanced search (search engine currently disabled) - other links - recomended reading - extra software welcome to DSOR lab: The work carried out in the lab is directed towards furthering knowledge in the general area of dynamical systems theory and applying it to the design and operation of autonomous marine and aerial robots. Theoretical areas of research include navigation, guidance, and control (NGC), mission control, and cooperative control of distributed autonomous vehicles. Strong cooperation links are being steadily forged with marine research institutes worldwide as marine science and oceanography become increasingly dependent on advanced technologies for ocean exploration. The lab is currently involved in a number of multidisciplinary projects using advanced robotic systems that include the Infante autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV), the Delfim autonomous surface craft (ASC), and the Caravela 2000 autonomous oceanographic vessel. WebMaster: dsor@isr.ist.utl.pt

57. Urbino2002 dynamical systems in Physiology and Medicine Urbino (Italy) July 819, 2002 . Stability switches in delay differential systems with delay dependent http://www.biomatematica.it/urbino2002/

Main page General info Timetable Fees Financial Support Courses on line Sponsored by the European Commission European Society for Mathematical and Theoretical Biology Biomathematics Euro Summer School Dynamical Systems in Physiology and Medicine Urbino (Italy) July 8-19, 2002 More scholarships available registration procedure/updated registration procedure For more details please write to info@biomatematica.it Some school photos are available Participants' e-mail address Organization The School is organized by the EuroMediterranean BioMathematics Association (EMBMA), by the Centro Interuniversitario di Matematica Applicata a Biologia, Medicina e Ambiente (CIMAB) and by the Istituto Analisi dei Sistemi ed Informatica "A. Ruberti" (IASI) of the Italian Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR). It is endorsed by the European Society for Mathematical and Theoretical Biology (ESMTB) and sponsored by the European Commission, by IASI, by the Progetto Strategico Biomatematica of CNR, by the Societe' Francaise de Biologie Theorique (SFBT). Scientific Committee Luis Abia, Ovide Arino, Alain Bardou, Jacques Belair, Edoardo Beretta, Rodolfo Bermejo, George Cremona, Andrea De Gaetano, Oliver Jensen, Yang Kuang, Andre' Longtin, Philip Maini, Andrea Mari, Khashayar Pakdaman, Fortunata Solimano, Yasuhiro Takeuchi

58. Open Problems Originally from the Katsiveli 2000 Open Problems Session, now maintained by Sergiy Kolyada. PDF/PS. http://www.math.iupui.edu/~mmisiure/open/

Other sites with this page O pen P roblems in D ynamical S ystems E rgodic T heory Welcome! Katsiveli - 2000 Open Problems Session. New problems are being added to it. If you would like to submit some open problems to this page, please send them to Sergiy Kolyada If you have any remarks about this page, please write to Sergiy Kolyada or Michal Misiurewicz Geometric models of Pisot substitutions and non-commutative arithmetic Submitted by Pierre Arnoux (updated November 29, 2001) Ergodic Ramsey Theory - an update Submitted by Vitaly Bergelson (see also here Dense periodic points in cellular automata Submitted by Francois Blanchard Non-discrete locally compact second countable groups Submitted by Sergey Gefter Martingale convergence and ergodic theorems Submitted by Alexander Kachurovskii The problem is closed (October 21, 2002) Entropy, periodic points and transitivity of maps Submitted by Sergiy Kolyada and Lubomir Snoha (updated October 26, 2002) Natural spectral isomorphisms Submitted by Jan Kwiatkowski Density of periodic orbit measures for piecewise monotonic interval maps Submitted by Peter Raith Polygonal billiards: some open problems Submitted by Pascal Hubert and Serge Troubetzkoy Is any kind of mixing possible in "ToP" N-actions?

59. Dynamical Systems Hypothesis Of Schizophrenia The inconsistent expressions related to schizophrenia are newly structured in a recent study. Scientists have created a dynamical system framework to better http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/11/071109091101.htm

Science News Share Blog Cite Print Email Bookmark Dynamical Systems Hypothesis Of Schizophrenia ScienceDaily (Nov. 11, 2007) See also: Mental Health Research Nervous System Psychology Research Schizophrenia ... Psychopathology People with schizophrenia are known to have difficulty in maintaining attention, unstable thoughts, and reduced emotions. Creating a unifying and statistical model to understand these symptoms has always posed a challenge to researchers and clinicians. For this study Loh et al. developed a top-down analytical approach based on the different types of symptoms and related them to instabilities in attractor neural networks in a statistical dynamical framework. The researchers found that a decrease in the excitatory NMDA-mediated synaptically activated receptor conductances reduces the depth of the attractor basins, therefore reducing the stability of attention in the presence of noise caused by the statistically variable firing of neurons, thus increasing distractibility. This reduced depth in the attractor basins destabilizes the activity at the network level. The cognitive symptoms of schizophrenia (like distractibility) could be caused by this attractor instability in the prefrontal cortex Loh et al. also found that lower firing rates are produced by reducing the excitatory (NMDA) synaptic conductances, which could account in the orbitofrontal cortex for the negative symptoms associated with schizophrenia, such as a reduction of emotions.

60. Open Problems In Dynamical Systems Ergodic Theory This collection of Open Problems in dynamical systems Ergodic Theory originated from the Katsiveli 2000 Open Problems Session (Chairman - Benjamin http://iml.univ-mrs.fr/~kolyada/opds/

Other sites with this page O pen P roblems in D ynamical S ystems E rgodic T heory Welcome! Katsiveli - 2000 Open Problems Session (Chairman - Benjamin Weiss ). New problems are being added to it. If you would like to submit some open problems to this page, please send them to me Anyone who has never had any (open) problem has never tried anything new. Anyone who has published a paper has solved a problem and maybe has some other open problems. Why not to present them at this www page? Sergiy Kolyada Geometric Models of Pisot Substitutions and Non-Commutative Arithmetic Submitted by Pierre Arnoux Corrections - 29.11.2001 Ergodic Ramsey Theory - an Update Submitted by Vitaly Bergelson ( See also: http://www.math.ohio-state.edu/~vitaly/ Dense Periodic Points in Cellular Automata Submitted by Francois Blanchard Non-Discrete Locally Compact Second Countable Groups Submitted by Sergey Gefter Martingale Convergence and Ergodic Theorems Submitted by Alexander Kachurovskii The problem is closed Entropy, Periodic Points and Transitivity of Maps Submitted by Sergiy Kolyada Lubomir Snoha Corrections - 26.10.2002

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