Conference on Nonlinear Analysis

Mathematics as a Guide to the
Understanding of Applied Nonlinear Problems

6 to 10 January 2002, Kloster Irsee, Germany
Organized by: Hansjörg Kielhöfer, Alexander Mielke, Jürgen Scheurle

This conference is organized in honor of Klaus Kirchgässner on the occasion of his 70th birthday.

Analysis plays a crucial role in the mathematical modelling of nonlinear problems arising in applications. This conference plans to intensify the use of analytical techniques for the understanding of nonlinear phenomena by bringing together leading experts from several fields of analysis. The following topics will be covered:

• bifurcation and instability,
• dynamics as well as spatial dynamics,
• nonlinear waves, fronts, and pulses,
• fluid and solid mechanics,
• Hamiltonian and Lagrangian dynamics,
• multiscale problems.

First Announcement of November 2000 (html)

Second Information of May 2001 (*. ps, 78.3 KB or *.pdf, 96,1 KB)

Final Information of 21 December 2001

Program Table (*. ps, 78.3 KB or *.pdf, 96,1 KB)

List of Participants (*. ps or *.pdf)

Titles of lectures

• Monday (*. ps or *.pdf)
• Tuesday (*. ps or *.pdf)
• Wednesday (*. ps or *.pdf)
• Thursday (*. ps or *.pdf)