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Applications of bifurcation theory: proceedings of an advanced seminar

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The papers in this volume represent the proceedings of the Advanced Seminar on Applications of Bifurcation Theory held in Madison on October 27-29, 1976. With the exception of the survey by M. G. Crandall, the papers are published in the order in which they are presented.

Author(s): Paul H. Rabinowitz (ed.)
Series: Publication of the Mathematics Research Center, the University of Wisconsin-Madison, No. 38
Edition: English
Publisher: Academic Press
Year: 1977

Language: English
Pages: ix, 389
City: New York

An Introduction to constructive aspects of bifurcation and the implicit function theorem / M.G. Crandall --

Imperfect bifurcation / Edward L. Reiss --

Bifurcation problems for nonlinearly elastic structures / Stuart S. Antman --

Bifurcation theory in non-linear hydrodynamic stability / J.T. Stuart --

Preference in pattern and cellular bifurcation in fluid dynamics / Klaus Kirchgassner --

Mathematical problems of Dynamo Theory / F.H. Busse --

Bifurcation theory and permanant waves / E. Zeidler --

The finite amplitude dynamics of baroclinic waves / Joseph Pedlosky --

Bifurcation and stability in astrophysics / Norman R. Lebovitz --

Bifurcation phenomena in chemically reacting systems / W. Harmon Ray --

Chemical wave-trains and related structures / L.N. Howard --

A general class of nonlinear bifurcation problems from a point in the essential spectrum. Application to shock wave solutions of kinetic equations / B. Nicolaenko --

Numerical solutions of bifurcation and nonlinear Eigenvalue problems / Herbert B. Keller.