In the frame of the KIWI-biolab, Prof. Luis Constantino García Naranjo will talk on Thursday, March 17, 2022, at 16:30 (CET) about “An introduction to dynamical systems” (in English).

Dynamical systems is a central branch of modern mathematics with important applications to other scientific disciplines and other areas of mathematics. In this introductory talk, aimed at the non-expert, he will present the ideas underlying some fundamental aspects of the theory like stability, linearization, rectification, Poincaré maps and the theory of invariant manifolds. He will also consider some properties of Hamiltonian systems aiming to discuss, at least briefly, the concept of integrability and the emergence of chaos.

Prof. García Naranjo conducted his PhD studies in Applied Mathematics at the University of Arizona, US. After a four years postdoctoral research stay at EPFL, Switzerland, he moved to IIMAS-UNAM, Mexico, were he worked as an Associate Professor. Currently, Prof. García Naranjo is an Associate Professor at the Department of Mathematics in the University of Padova, Italy. 

His research focuses on Hamiltonian Systems and Topological and Geometric Aspects of Mechanics and Dynamics. Have a look to his work on research gate.

The talk is open to everybody and no registration is required, just click on the Zoom link.
Former talks can be seen here.

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