2018 Taipei, Taiwan

SS139:  Nonlinear dynamics: attractors, patterns and applications.
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Universidade de São Paulo (USP)
Brazil
Free University of Berlin
Germany
 
Tunghai University
Taiwan
Abstract:
In this session we discuss several cutting-edge techniques to analyze nonlinear equations (such as ODEs, PDEs and delay differential equations) with the latest results on global attractors, pattern-formation, blow-up solutions and control theory. The main results have applications varying from general relativity to chemical reactions.
List of approved abstract
Name
Affiliation
Title
Alexandre N Carvalho
University of Sao Paulo
Non-autonomous Morse-Smale Dynamical Systems
Chueh-Hsin Chang
Tunghai University
Heteroclinic bifurcation of three-species Lotka-Volterra competition-diffusion systems
Yen-Jen Cheng
National Chiao Tung University
Spectral bounds obtained by reweighting entries in rows of a matrix
Arthur Cunha
University of S~{a}o Paulo
A Comparison Between Estimates for the Fractal Dimension of Attractors
Jia-Yuan Dai
Free University of Berlin
Existence of local solutions of the Gowdy spacetime on three-dimensional tori
Phillipo Lappicy
Universidade de Sao Paulo
Unbounded Sturm attractors for quasilinear equations
Alejandro L\\'{o}pez Nieto
Free University Berlin
Morse-Smale transversality in delay equations with monotone feedback
Junya Nishiguchi
Tohoku University
On global attractors for dynamical systems without natural metrics
Juliana Pimentel
Universidade Federal do ABC
Limiting grow-up behavior for a one-parameter family of dissipative PDEs
Yuya M Tokuta
Free University of Berlin
Bioconvection generated by Euglena gracilis
Nicola Vassena
Free University of Berlin, Institut of Mathematics
Sensitivity of chemical reaction networks: mathematical approach and techniques