NATO
Advanced Research Workshop
Institut
d'Etudes Scientifiques de Cargese
August
21-26, 2000,Cargese, France
"DYNAMO
AND DYNAMICS, A MATHEMATICAL CHALLENGE"
co-sponsored by CNRS and NSF
Proceedings
of the NATO Advanced Research Workshop, Cargese, France, August 21-26
2000
Second
announcement
- Scientific
program - Key
speakers - Conference
schedule - Accommodation
List
of participants and talk
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The onset and
dynamics
of a magnetic field sustained
by
the motion of an electrically conducting
fluid (the dynamo problem),is
typically
one in which a multidisciplinary expertise
is
very important in order to solve even
the
most basic questions. The aim of
the
workshop is to facilitate interaction and
discussions among three major research areas related
to the dynamo problem:
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1) large scale simulations
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2) nonlinear dynamics - bifurcations, chaos and spatio-temporal data
analysis
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3) laboratory scale experiments.
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A major goal of the workshop is to relate theoretical developments in
astrophysics,
MHD and dynamical systems theory to recent simulation
experiments
and to the real experiments currently coming on line.
CONTACT ADDRESS:
PASCAL CHOSSAT, Institut
Non Lineaire de Nice, France, Fax: 33 (0) 4.93.65.25.17,email:
chossat@inln.cnrs.fr
DIETER ARMBRUSTER, Arizona
State University,Tempe, AZ, email:
armbruster@asu.edu
IULIANA OPREA, University
of Bucarest,RO and Colorado State University,US, email:
juliana@math.colostate.edu
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