Topological Data Analysis

One Applied Mathematician’s Heartwarming Story of Struggle, Triumph, and (Ultimately) More Struggle

Prof. Chad Topaz of Macalester College gives an introduction to topological data analysis and his adventures in learning and applying it.

 

Topological Methods in Hydrodynamics

Authors: Vladmir Arnold and Boris Khesin
Reviewer: R. Ghrist, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign USA

Traffic Jams: Dynamics and Control

http://rsta.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/368/1928

This special issue Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society is freely available until November 30th. If required, use the password Traffic2010.

Travelling Waves in Nonlinear Diffusion-Convection Reaction

Authors: B.H. Gilding and R. Kersner
Reviewer: Ferdinand Verhulst, University of Utrecht, Netherlands

Trends in Partial Differential Equations of Mathematical Physics

Authors: J. F. Rodrigues, G. Seregin, and J. M. Urbano (Editors)

Two jobs, two countries, two homes

Yulij Il’yashenko is well known in the dynamical systems community for his work on the 16th Hilbert problem, generic properties of dynamical systems, and non-local bifurcations. He works part-time both at Cornell University in the USA and at Moscow State University, the Independent...

UK Dynamical Systems Graduate School

The UK Dynamical Systems Graduate School consists of four one-week schools in different locations around the UK and on different topics in Dynamics. The general level of the schools is introductory to intermediate and in particular the schools are specifically aimed at graduate students and...

Uncertainties in Lagrangian prediction

Sanjeeva Balasuriya examines some recent approaches to ascribing uncertainties to Lagrangian-derived information.

Understanding Sensory Induced Hallucinations

Rachel Nicks explains how visual hallucinations can emerge as spatiotemporal dynamics of neuronal networks described by amplitude equations.

Unprecedented Rates of Atmospheric Warming Trigger Zombie Fires

O'Sullivan and colleagues use geometric singular perturbation theory to analyze the emergence of "zombie fires."

UOIT - the early days

Nearly seven years ago, the University of Ontario Institute of Technology opened its doors in Oshawa, Ontario, about 50km from Toronto. At the site of this brand new institute there was a college and a collection of not-quite-finished buildings. The founding of a new university was the result of...

Upcoming Contests for Software and Software Tutorials 2018-2019

DSWeb Magazine announces upcoming contests for software contributions and software tutorials.

V.I. Arnold: On Teaching Mathematics

"On teaching mathematics" by V.I. Arnold is an extension of a talk given in Paris in 1997 -- an inspiring, amusing, provoking and fascinating little gem that some may not know, yet. Due to the courtesy of Russian Mathematical Surveys we can reprint it here with some added links and a brief...

Vale Claudia Wulff

It is with great regret that we report on the recent passing of Dr Claudia Wulff.

Vibrational Mechanics: Nonlinear Dynamic Effects, General Approach, Applications

Author: Iliya I. Blekhman
Reviewer: G.H.M. van der Heijden, University College London, UK

Virtual Summer Schools: Can We Make Them Work?

Chris Jones and Hans Kaper discuss their experiences using Sococo to implement a virtual summer school in 2020.

Viscosity movie: a big hit on YouTube

In 2003, Robert Deegan, Florian Merkt, and Harry Swinney created a research video on holes and fingering in a vibrating particulate suspension. Deegan describes the process by which this became popular YouTube, with over 1.5 million hits and many imitators.

Vladimir I. Arnol'd (1937–2010)

Vladimir I. Arnol'd, Professor, Emiritus, at the Steklov Institute of Mathematics in Moscow, Russia, and at the University Paris-Dauphine in France, passed away on Thursday, 3 June. He was 72 years old.

Volunteer to Review a Book

Volunteer to review a book! Here is a list of recent books that could be reviewed.

A list of recently published books in dynamical systems.

Volunteer to review a book! Here is a list of recent books that could be reviewed.

A list of recently published books in dynamical systems.

Vortex sheets, Boussinesq equations, and other problems in the Wiener algebra

David M. Ambrose (Department of Mathematics, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA 19104, USA, [email protected]) writes about existence theory in the Wiener algebra.

Vortices in Bose-Einstein Condensates: (Super)fluids with a twist

P.G. Kevrekidis, R. Carretero-González and D.J. Frantzeskakis showcase some recent experimental and theoretical work in the coldest temperatures in the universe involving vortices in the newest state of matter: the atomic Bose-Einstein condensates. The remarkable feature that these...

Wanted: Minitutorial Proposals for DS21

SIAM is looking for minitutorial proposals from the DS community.

Wanted: Minitutorial Proposals for DS23

SIAM is looking for minitutorial proposals from the DS community.