Lecture

Essential Coexistence Phenomenon in Hamiltonian Dynamics

Description

This lecture by Yakov Pesin from Pennsylvania State University on August 19, 2019, explores the essential coexistence phenomenon in Hamiltonian dynamics. It defines the coexistence of regular and chaotic behavior, discusses types I and II, and presents examples and proofs. The lecture delves into the construction of diffeomorphisms, embeddings, and flows, showcasing the intricate relationships between different types of coexistence phenomena.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Mathematics

Topology: Manifolds, General topology

Geometry: Differential geometry, Euclidean geometry

Systems science and engineering

Systems theory: Chaos theory

Physics

Mechanics: Classical mechanics

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