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Conference International on Chaos and Nonlinear Dynamics Dynamics Days 2006 Hosted by the Chaos Group at the University of Maryland The meeting will be held at the Hyatt Regency in Bethesda, Maryland Wed, January 4th - Sat, January 7th, 2006 Dynamics Days is an annual conference on topics in nonlinear dynamics. Sessions will cover a broad range of topics, including pattern forming systems, characterization and...
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Conference International on Chaos and Nonlinear Dynamics
Dynamics Days 2006
Hosted by the Chaos Group at the University of Maryland The meeting will be held at the
Hyatt Regency in Bethesda, Maryland
Wed, January 4th - Sat, January 7th, 2006
Dynamics Days is an annual conference on topics in nonlinear dynamics. Sessions will cover a broad range of topics, including pattern forming systems, characterization and control of nonlinear systems, synchronization of nonlinear systems, and complex biological systems.
Invited Speakers (*to be confirmed)
Andrea Bertozzi, UCLA David Campbell, Boston University; Joshua Epstein, Brookings Institute* Walter Goldburg, University of Pittsburgh Alain Karma, Northeastern University Tom Mistelli, National Cancer Inst., NIH Jeff Smith, NINDS, NIH Chao Tang, UC San Francisco Wendy Zhang, University of Chicago Francoise Brochard, Institute Curie Jean Carlsson, UC Santa Barbara* Gauthier, Daniel Duke University; Hans Herrmann, University of Stuttgart Ehud Meron,Ben Gurion University Jen Schwartz, University of Pennsylvania Steve Strogatz, Cornell University Julie Theriot, Stanford University*
Keynote Speaker:
Pierre-Gilles deGennes, College de France Abstract Submission Deadline: November 11, 2005 Pre-registration deadline November 23, 2005 Hotel reservation deadline Dec 1, 2005
Webpage: www.chaos.umd.edu/DDays2006/
The meeting will be held at the Bethesda Hyatt Regency Hotel, located near the Bethesda Metro st...
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