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The Conference will start on Monday, July 25, at 9 am and end on Thursday, July 28, in the evening. There will be a conference excursion on Wednesday afternoon, followed by a Conference Dinner in the evening.

Print version of Book of Abstracts now available (pdf-file, Program changes, Session chairs)

Program Schedule

Time Monday 25 Tuesday 26 Wednesday 27 Thursday 28
09:00 - 10.30 Opening Plenary Talk (PN 201)
I3 Ashwin
Plenary Talk (PN 201)
I6 Dahmen
Plenary Talk (PN 201)
I8 Käs
Plenary Talk (PN 201)
I1 Tass
Plenary Talk (PN 201)
I4 Gauthier
Plenary Talk (PN 201)
I7 Ohta
Plenary Talk (PN 201)
I9 Fromhold
coffee break
11:00 - 12.30
M1 (PN 201)
Neurodynamics
M2 (PN 202)
Nonlinear quantum dynamics
M5 (PN 201)
Noise-induced phenomena
M6 (PN 202)
Complex growth phenomena
M9 (PN 201)
Stability of nonlinear waves
M10 (PN 202)
Nonlinear optical systems
M11 (PN 201)
Nonlinear dynamics of nanosystems
M12 (PN 202)
Dynamical networks
lunch break
14:00 - 16.00
C1 (PN 201)
Nonlinearity and Dynamics in Biology
C2 (PN 202)
Quantum Chaos
C3 (PN 203)
Pattern Formation I
C4 (PN 201)
Chaos Control
C5 (PN 202)
Non-equ. Stat. Phys. and Stoch. Proc.
C6 (PN 203)
Complex Growth / Time Series Analysis
Conference Excursion
and
Conference Dinner
C7 (PN 201)
Applications in Engineering and Nanoscience
C8 (PN 202)
Dynamical Networks
C9 (PN 203)
Pattern Formation II
coffee break    
16:30 - 18.00
M3 (PN 201)
Dynamics in cell biology
M4 (PN 202)
Patterns and control
M7 (PN 201)
Chaos control
M8 (PN 202)
Turbulence
M13 (PN 201)
Applications in technological processes
M14 (PN 202)
Granular media
18:00 - 18.45 Plenary Talk (PN 201)
I2 Hudson
Plenary Talk (PN 201)
I5 Just
Plenary Talk (PN 201)
I10 Behringer

Closing
18:45 - 21.00 Posters and Welcome Reception Posters and Concert
 


Plenary: Invited talks of 45 minutes (incl. 7 min. discussion)
M: Minisymposia (2 in parallel), 3 talks of 30 minutes (incl. 5 min. discussion)
C: Contributed sessions (3 in parallel), 6 talks of 20 minutes (incl. 5 min. discussion)

Program Schedule

Monday, 25 July 2005

 

Opening Session (PN 201)

9:00 Opening adress

Plenary Invited Talk (PN 201)

9:30 Development of novel brain stimulation techniques with methods from nonlinear physics
Peter A. Tass (Jülich, Germany)
I 1
 
10:15 Coffee Break
 
M1 Minisymposium: Neurodynamics (PN 201)
Organizer: Theo Geisel (Göttingen)
11:00 Mesoscopic spatial activity patterns in sensory neocortex: from the physiology of perception to the construction of cortex-machine-interfaces
M. Deliano (Magdeburg, Germany)
M 1.1
11:30 Contour integration -- from probabilistic models to non-linear neural dynamics
U. Ernst (Bremen, Germany)
M 1.2
12:00 Spatiotemporal dynamics of networks with spatially decaying connectivity
Nicolas Brunel (Paris, France)
M 1.3
12:30 Multi-stable pattern formation in the visual cortex
Fred Wolf (Göttingen, Germany)
M 1.4
 
M2 Minisymposium: Nonlinear Quantum Dynamics (PN 202)
Organizer: Fritz Haake (Essen)
11:00 Focusing light with unstable manifolds
Harald G. L. Schwefel (New Haven, USA)
M 2.1
11:30 Ehrenfest time dependence of electrical conduction through a chaotic quantum dot
J. Tworzydío (Warsaw, Poland)
M 2.2
12:00 Fidelity recovery in chaotic systems and the Debye-Waller factor
H.-J. Stöckmann (Marburg, Germany)
M 2.3
12:30 Semiclassical Foundation of Universality in Quantum Chaos
Sebastian Müller (Essen, Germany)
M 2.4
 
13:00 Lunch Break
 
C1 Nonlinearity and Dynamics in Biology (PN 201)
14:00 Chemotactic collapse and mesenchymal morphogenesis
C. Escudero (Madrid, Spain)
C 1.1
14:20 Fractional transport of tumor cells
A. Iomin (Haifa, Israel)
C 1.2
14:40 Hydrodynamic Interactions Support Bundling of Helical Flagella
H. Stark (Konstanz, Germany)
C 1.3
15:00 Spatiotemporal pattern formation through molecular-level self-organization in an array of molecular machines
V. Casagrande (Berlin, Germany)
C 1.4
15:20 Parameter estimation in self-organized critical epidemics
N. Stollenwerk (Jülich, Germany)
C 1.5
15:40 Epidemic outbreaks in a network of cities with distributed sizes
B. Blasius (Potsdam, Germany)
C 1.6
 
C2 Quantum Chaos (PN 202)
14:00 Semiclassical theory of weak antilocalization and spin relaxation in chaotic and integrable billiards
Oleg Zaitsev (Regensburg, Germany)
C 2.1
14:20 Flooding of regular islands by chaotic states
A. Bäcker (Dresden, Germany)
C 2.2
14:40 Quasiscarred and scarred resonances in chaotic microcavities
Soo-Young Lee (Daejeon, Korea)
C 2.3
15:00 General Approach to the Quantum Kicked Particle in a Magnetic Field: Quantum-Antiresonance Transition
Itzhack Dana (Ramat-Gan, Israel)
C 2.4
15:20 Chaotic-to-regular crossover of shot noise in mesoscopic conductors
Florian Aigner (Vienna, Austria)
C 2.5
15:40 The classical dynamics near the triple collision in two-electron atoms
Gregor Tanner (Nottingham, UK)
C 2.6
 
C3 Pattern Formation I (PN 203)
14:00 Theory of traveling filaments in bistable semiconductors
Pavel Rodin (St.-Petersburg, Russia)
C 3.1
14:20 The effect of diffusion and external electric field on the formation of patterns in electric discharges
M. A. Fontelos (Madrid, Spain)
C 3.2
14:40 Oscillatory and chaotic shape evolution of electromigration-driven islands
Philipp Kuhn (Köln, Germany)
C 3.3
15:00 Quasi regular target waves in disordered oscillatory media
R. Tönjes (Potsdam, Germany)
C 3.4
15:20 Topological interactions and self-organization in anisotropic quasi two-dimensional emulsions
Ralf Stannarius (Magdeburg, Germany)
C 3.5
15:40 Instabilities of pulses close to the transition between trigger and phase waves
G. Bordiougov (Berlin, Germany)
C 3.6
 
16:00 Coffee Break
 
M3 Minisymposium: Dynamics in Cell Biology (PN 201)
Organizer: Lev Tsimring (San Diego)
16:30 Modeling and identification of complex cellular networks: Cell cycle regulation
Jörg Stelling (Zürich, Switzerland)
M 3.1
17:00 Intracellular Ca2+: A stochastic medium
Rüdiger Thul (Berlin, Germany)
M 3.2
17:30 Delay-Induced Stochastic Oscillations in Gene Regulation
L.S. Tsimring (San Diego, USA)
M 3.3
 
M4 Minisymposium: Patterns and Control (PN 202)
Organizer: Stefania Residori (Nice)
16:30 Universal Behaviour of Pattern Formation in Planar Gas-Discharge Systems
Hans-Georg Purwins (Münster, Germany)
M 4.1
17:00 Control of Optical Localized Structures in a Liquid-Crystal-Light-Valve with Optical Feedback
U. Bortolozzo (Nice, France)
M 4.2
17:30 Characterization and control of transverse patterns in nonlinear optics
Ph. Jander (Münster, Germany)
M 4.3
 
Plenary Invited Talk (PN 201)
18:00 Sudden Onset of Corrosion as a Cooperative Critical Phenomenon
J.L. Hudson (Charlottesville, USA)
I 2
 
Poster Session I and Welcome Reception (Poster Area A + B)
18:45 - 21:00 Posters P1.1 - P1.127
 
 

Tuesday, 26 July 2005

 

Plenary Invited Talks (PN 201)

9:00 Some Milnor attractors for dynamical systems with symmetries
Peter Ashwin (Exeter, UK)
I 3
9:45 Using dissipative spatial structures to achieve ultra-low-light-level optical switching
Daniel J. Gauthier (Duke University, USA)
I 4
 
10:30 Coffee Break
 
M5 Minisymposium: Noise-induced Phenomena (PN 201)
Organizer: Alexander Neiman (Athens/Ohio)
11:00 Stochastic resonance in non-Markovian systems
I. Goychuk (Augsburg, Germany)
M 5.1
11:30 Signal processing in coupled stochastic systems
Jordi Garcia-Ojalvo (Terrassa, Spain)
M 5.2
12:00 Control of noise-induced oscillations
N.B. Janson (Loughborough, UK)
M 5.3
 
M6 Minisymposium: Complex Growth Phenomena (PN 202)
Organizer: Joachim Krug (Köln)
11:00 Pattern formation during solidification: Insights from phase-field modelling
Mathis Plapp (Palaiseau, France)
M 6.1
11:30 The Morphometry and Coarsening Dynamics of Faceted Crystal Surfaces
Stephen J. Watson (Evanston, USA)
M 6.2
12:00 Long time scale atomistic simulations of crystal growth
G. Henkelman (Austin, USA)
M 6.3
 
12:30 Lunch Break
 
C4 Chaos Control (PN 201)
14:00 Secret encryption keys by synchronization of chaotic systems
W. Kinzel (Würzburg, Germany)
C 4.1
14:20 Synchronization in complex networks with age ordering
Dong-Uk Hwang (Firenze, Italy)
C 4.2
14:40 Control of Spatio-temporal Chaos in Parametrically Excited Surface Waves
T. Epstein (Jerusalem, Israel)
C 4.3
15:00 Oscillation Suppression in Coupled Oscillators with Topologically Different Attractors and Its Application to a Chaotic Nd:YAG Laser
Chil-Min Kim (Daejeon, Korea)
C 4.4
15:20 Control of unstable filaments in 3D excitable media
Sergio Alonso (Berlin, Germany)
C 4.5
15:40 Influence of measurement delay and impulse length in Poincare based chaos control
Jens Christian Claussen (Kiel, Germany)
C 4.6
 
C5 Non-equilibrium Statistical Physics and Stochastic Processes (PN 202)
14:00 The Fluctuation Theorem
Denis J. Evans (Canberra Australia)
C 5.1
14:20 Phase space transition state theory and conduits for reaction in multidimensional systems
H. Waalkens (Bristol, UK)
C 5.2
14:40 Modeling fast Hamiltonian chaos by suitable stochastic processes
Anja Riegert (Dresden, Germany)
C 5.3
15:00 Rectifying thermal fluctuations in colloidal suspensions of magnetic particles
Andreas Engel (Oldenburg, Germany)
C 5.4
15:20 Nonequilibrium potential: its role in stochastic resonance in exited systems
Horacio S. Wio (Santander, Spain)
C 5.5
15:40 Noise-induced bursting in electroreceptors
Alexander Neiman (Ohio, USA)
C 5.6
 
C6 Complex Growth / Time Series Analysis (PN 203)
14:00 Nonlinear dynamics of step bunches
Joachim Krug (Köln, Germany)
C 6.1
14:20 Spatial dynamics and formation of solidification fronts in a phase-field model with phase-dependent heat absorption
K.B. Blyuss (Exeter, UK)
C 6.2
14:40 A Growth Process with Oblique Incidence
G. Pruessner (Blacksburg, USA)
C 6.3
15:00 Revealing Non-linearities in Data Sets via the Analysis of Fourier Phase Coupling
R. Monetti (Garching, Germany)
C 6.4
15:20 Coupled Langevin equations for the North Atlantic Oscillation
P.G. Lind (Stuttgart, Germany)
C 6.5
15:40 Brownian Motion of Migrating Cells?
R. Klages (London, UK)
C 6.6
 
16:00 Coffee Break
 
M7 Minisymposium: Chaos Control (PN 201)
Organizer: Stefano Boccaletti (Firenze)
16:30 Analytical treatment of delayed feedback control method for weakly nonlinear dynamical systems
K. Pyragas (Vilnius, Lithuania)
M 7.1
17:00 Probing global properties of time-delayed feedback control in electronic circuits
Hartmut Benner (Darmstadt, Germany)
M 7.2
17:30 Experimental targeting and control of spatiotemporal chaos in non linear optics
S. Boccaletti (Firenze, Italy)
M 7.3
 
M8 Minisymposium: Turbulence (PN 202)
Organizer: Rudolf Friedrich (Münster)
16:30 Statistics of the Lagrangian acceleration in a turbulent flow
N. Mordant (Paris, France)
M 8.1
17:00 On different cascade-speeds for longitudinal and transverse structures of turbulence
Joachim Peinke (Oldenburg, Germany)
M 8.2
17:30 Large scale structures in Rayleigh-Bénard convection at high Rayleigh numbers
A. Tilgner (Göttingen, Germany)
M 8.3
 
Plenary Invited Talk (PN 201)
18:00 Time-delayed feedback control of chaos: towards a global perspective
Wolfram Just (London, UK)
I 5
 
Poster Session II and Buffet (Poster Area A + B)
18:45 - 21:00 Posters 2.1 - 2.133
19:30 Concert and Exhibition ``Music Complexes'' (PN 115)
 
 

Wednesday, 27 July 2005

 

Plenary Invited Talks (PN 201)

9:00 Crackling noise: from magnets to earthquakes
Karin Dahmen (Urbana Champaign, USA)
I 6
9:45 Dynamics of Traveling Patterns under Spatio-Temporal Forcing
Takao Ohta (Kyoto, Japan)
I 7
 
10:30 Coffee Break
 
M9 Minisymposium: Stability of Nonlinear Waves (PN 201)
Organizer: Arnd Scheel (Minneapolis)
11:00 Exchange of stability in systems with marginally stable continuous spectrum
M. Kunze (Essen, Germany)
M 9.1
11:30 Asymptotic stability of solitary waves in models of water wave dynamics
Robert Pego (Pittsburgh, USA)
M 9.2
12:00 The structure of essential and absolute spectra, and their computation by continuation
Jens D.M. Rademacher (Vancouver, Canada)
M 9.3
 
M10 Minisymposium: Nonlinear Optical Systems (PN 202)
Organizer: Bernd Krauskopf (Bristol)
11:00 Semiconductor Lasers with Integrated Optical Delay: A Nonlinear Dynamics Laboratory
Hans-Jürgen Wünsche (Berlin, Germany)
M 10.1
11:30 Nonlinear Dynamics of Mutually Delay-Coupled Semiconductor Lasers
I. Fischer (Brussel, Belgium)
M 10.2
12:00 Coherent optical feedback with time delay in semiconductor lasers
Daan Lenstra (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
M 10.3
 
12:30 Lunch Break
 
13:45 Conference Excursion (buses leave in front of Physics Building)
 
18:30 Conference Dinner
 

Thursday, 28 July 2005

 

Plenary Invited Talk (PN 201)

9:00 Feeling and Influencing Active Intracellular Polymer Networks with Light - From a Biological Cell′s Polymer Physics to Early Cancer Diagnosis and Nerve Regeneration
Josef A. Käs (Leipzig, Germany)
I 8
9:45 Quantum chaos in semiconductor superlattices
T.M. Fromhold (Nottingham, UK)
I 9
 
10:30 Coffee Break
 
M11 Minisymposium: Nonlinear Dynamics of Nanosystems (PN 201)
Organizer: Heinz Georg Schuster (Kiel)
11:00 Nonlinear Dynamics in Nanosystems
P. Gaspard (Brussels, Belgium)
M 11.1
11:20 Dynamics of Nonlinear Coupled Nanomechanical Resonators
Ron Lifshitz (Tel Aviv, Israel)
M 11.2
11:40 Nonlinear Dynamics in Crystal Growth
A. Voigt (Bonn, Germany)
M 11.3
12:00 Panel discussion
 
M12 Minisymposium: Dynamical Networks (PN 202)
Organizer: Shlomo Havlin (Ramat-Gan)
11:00 Stability and topology of scale-free networks under attack and defense strategies
Lazaros K. Gallos (Thessaloniki, Greece)
M 12.1
11:30 Anomalous distances and stability of complex networks
Reuven Cohen (Rehovot, Israel)
M 12.2
12:00 Self-similarity of complex networks
Hernán A. Makse (New York, USA)
M 12.3
 
12:30 Lunch Break
 
C7 Applications in Engineering and Nanoscience (PN 201)
14:00 Symmetry-breaking bifurcation, chaos and rectification in lateral semiconductor superlattices
K. N. Alekseev (Oulu, Finnland)
C 7.1
14:20 Improvement of transient response in non-contact atomic force microscopy - an application of time delayed feedback control
K. Yamasue (Kyoto, Japan)
C 7.2
14:40 Hierarchical self-organization in swarms of nano-robots
V.Avrutin (Stuttgart, Germany)
C 7.3
15:00 Selforganization in communication networks and beyond
Martin Greiner (Munich, Germany)
C 7.4
15:20 Dynamic Modeling of the Parallel Kinematic Machines
Li Zhang (Dortmund, Germany)
C 7.5
15:40 Moving flock: rotating states and charging flock
Hsuan-Yi Chen (Jhongli, Taiwan)
C 7.6
 
C8 Dynamical Networks (PN 202)
14:00 A general framework for computing the vulnerability of complex networks
R. Criado (Madrid, Spain)
C 8.1
14:20 Evolution of Networks with Optimized Synchronization Properties
Markus Brede (Canberra, Australia)
C 8.2
14:40 Universality in the synchronization of complex weighted networks
Changsong Zhou (Potsdam, Germany)
C 8.3
15:00 Phase chaos
Yu.L. Maistrenko (Cologne, Germany)
C 8.4
15:20 Synchronization changes in the EEG dynamics: Spatio-temporal and statistical assessment for epileptic seizure prediction
M. Winterhalder (Freiburg, Germany)
C 8.5
15:40 Entrainment of Complex Oscillator Networks and Design of Biological clocks
Hiroshi Kori (Berlin, Germany)
C 8.6
 
C9 Pattern Formation II (PN 203)
14:00 Temporal Chaos Versus Spatial Mixing in Reaction-Advection-Diffusion Systems
M. Abel (Potsdam, Germany)
C 9.1
14:20 Bifurcations in a system of interacting fronts
A. Amann (Cork, Ireland)
C 9.2
14:40 Chaos of topological defects in parametrically excited waves: Properties of defects and ways to control their motion
V.O. Afenchenko (Nizhny Novgorod, Russia)
C 9.3
15:00 Defect-mediated turbulence in catalytic CO oxidation on Pt(110)
C. Beta (Berlin, Germany)
C 9.4
15:20 Noise induced wave nucleations in an excitable chemical reaction
I. Sendiña-Nadal (Mostoles, Spain)
C 9.5
15:40 Deformation and instability of a liquid interface under the effect of acoustic radiation pressure
R. Wunenburger (Talence Cedex, France)
C 9.6
 
16:00 Coffee Break
 
M13 Minisymposium: Applications in Technological Processes (PN 201)
Organizer: Jens Starke (Heidelberg)
16:30 Generation of Articulated Mechanisms by Optimization Techniques
A. Kawamoto (Nagakute Aichi, Japan)
M 13.1
17:00 Pattern formation in advanced manufacturing processes: beam cutting techniques
Günter Radons (Chemnitz, Germany)
M 13.2
17:30 Constructive Nonlinear Dynamics in Process Systems Engineering
M. Mönnigmann (Aachen, Germany)
M 13.3
 
M14 Minisymposium: Granular Media (PN 202)
Organizer: Martin van Hecke (Leiden)
16:30 Jamming: from grains to glasses and back again
L. E. Silbert (Chicago, USA)
M 14.1
17:00 Slow compaction in granular media
Daniel Bideau (Rennes, France)
M 14.2
17:30 Shear band formation in granular materials
János Kertész (Budapest, Hungary)
M 14.3
 
Plenary Invited Talk (PN 201)
18:00 Fluctuations, Correlations, and Transitions in Granular Materials
R. P. Behringer (Duke University, USA)
I 10
 
18:45 Closing