Dynamical Systems Seminar 2009-10
List of Talks given in 2009-10
| Friday, September 11 | Richard Rand, Hiba Sheheitli, and Rocio Ruelas, Cornell University Modeling relaxation oscillators |
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| Friday, September 18 | Steven Strogatz, Cornell University The puzzling integrability of Josephson arrays |
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| Friday, October 2 | Justin Moore, Cornell University Fast growth in the Følner function for Thompson’s group |
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| Friday, October 16 | Vadim Kaloshin, University of Maryland and Penn State University Quasi-ergodic hypothesis and almost dense orbits on an energy surface |
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| Friday, October 30 | Tanya Firsova, University of Toronto Generic properties of holomorphic foliations on Stein manifolds: topology of leaves and Kupka-Smale property |
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| Friday, November 6 | Yulij Ilyashenko, Cornell University Bony and thick attractors |
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| Friday, December 4 | Kathryn Lindsey, Cornell University Measure-free ergodic theory |
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| Friday, February 19 | Andy Ruina, Cornell University Rotation with zero angular momentum: Demonstrations of the falling cat phenomenon go sour |
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| Friday, February 26 | Henrik van Lengerich, Cornell University Stability and dynamics of a network of drops |
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| Friday, March 5 | John Smillie, Cornell University Parabolic flows, renormalization and octagonal billiards |
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| Friday, March 12 | Bard Ermentrout, University of Pittsburgh When the noise is the signal: stochastic synchronization in neurons |
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| Friday, April 2 | Drew LaMar, College of William and Mary Dynamics of oscillators on random networks |
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| Friday, April 9 | Dmitri Vainchtein, Temple University Resonance phenomena in (micro)fluids and (huge)plasma |
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| Friday, April 16 | Charles Peskin, New York University and Cornell A. D. White Professor-at Large Synchrony vs. asynchrony in discrete-state stochastic neuronal networks |
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| Friday, April 23 | Mary-Lou Zeeman, Bowdoin College and Cornell University Elementary climate models, Milankovich forcing and glacial cycles |
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| Friday, April 30 | Alexander Vladimirsky, Cornell University Crowd dynamics: the role of anisotropy |