Dynamical Systems Seminar
Dynamical Systems Seminar
List of Talks given in 1999-2000
Monday, September 13 | Yulij Ilyashenko, Cornell University and Moscow State University Minimal attractors |
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Monday, September 20 | John Hubbard, Cornell University How to prove KAM in the simplest case |
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Monday, September 27 | John Hubbard, Cornell University A proof of KAM in the simplest case, part 2 |
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Friday, October 1 | Mike Shub, IBM Stable ergodicity |
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Friday, October 15 | Kaushal Verma, Syracuse University Hyperbolic automorphisms and holomorphic motions in two complex variables |
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Monday, October 25 | Tadashi Tokieda, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and the Université du Quebec a Montréal Perturbation theory for symmetric hamiltonian systems |
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Tuesday, October 26 | Anton Borisiuk, Moscow State University Global bifurcations on the Klein bottle |
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Friday, October 29 | Svetlana Katok, Pennsylvania State University Rigidity of measurable structure for algebraic actions of higher-rank abelian groups |
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Monday, November 15 | Rob Benedetto, University of Rochester Dynamics of p-adic rational functions |
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Monday, November 22 | John Guckenheimer, Cornell University Canards in a model of reciprocal inhibition |
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Monday, November 29 | Yutaka Ishii, Cornell University A two-dimensional kneading theory for Lozi maps and their entropy formulae |
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Monday, January 31 | John Hubbard, Cornell University Newton's method in two complex variables |
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Monday, February 7 | John Hubbard, Cornell University Newton's method in two complex variables, part 2 |
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Monday, February 14 | Carsten Petersen, Cornell University On critical holomorphic quasi circle maps |
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Monday, February 21 | Carsten Petersen, Cornell University On critical holomorphic quasi circle maps |
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Monday, February 28 | Adam Epstein, Cornell University (Limits of) quadratic rational maps with a (degenerate) parabolic fixed point |
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Monday, March 6 | Saeed Zakeri, University of Pennsylvania Dynamics of cubic Siegel polynomials |
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Monday, March 27 | Andrey Shilnikov, Cornell University Blue-sky catastrophe bifurcation |
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Monday, April 10 | Dierk Schleicher, SUNY at Stony Brook The dynamics of exponential maps and the dimension paradox |