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(Ebook) Nonlinear Dynamics: From Lasers to Butterflies: Selected Lectures from the 15th Canberra Inter National Physics Summer School 21 January-1 February 2002 Australian nation by Rowena Ball (editor), Nail Akhmediev (editor) ISBN 9789812383204, 9812383204

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Instant download (eBook) Nonlinear Dynamics: From Lasers to Butterflies: Selected Lectures from the 15th Canberra Inter National Physics Summer School 21 January-1 February 2002 Australian nation after payment.
Authors:Rowena Ball (editor), Nail Akhmediev (editor)
Pages:452 pages.
Year:2003
Publisher:World Scientific Pub Co Inc
Language:english
File Size:23.79 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9789812383204, 9812383204
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(Ebook) Nonlinear Dynamics: From Lasers to Butterflies: Selected Lectures from the 15th Canberra Inter National Physics Summer School 21 January-1 February 2002 Australian nation by Rowena Ball (editor), Nail Akhmediev (editor) ISBN 9789812383204, 9812383204

This book is an inspirational introduction to modern research directions and scholarship in nonlinear dynamics, and will also be a valuable reference for researchers in the field. With the scholarly level aimed at the beginning graduate student, the book will have broad appeal to those with an undergraduate background in mathematical or physical sciences.In addition to pedagogical and new material, each chapter reviews the current state of the area and discusses classic and open problems in engaging, surprisingly non-technical ways. The contributors are Brian Davies (bifurcations in maps), Nalini Joshi (integrable systems and asymptotics), Alan Newell (wave turbulence and pattern formation), Mark Ablowitz (nonlinear waves), Carl Weiss (spatial solitons), Cathy Holmes (Hamiltonian systems), Tony Roberts (dissipative fluid mechanics), Jorgen Frederiksen (two-dimensional turbulence), and Mike Lieberman (Fermi acceleration).
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