International Conference on Non-autonomous & Stochastic  Dynamical Systems Sep. 27th - Oct. 1st, 2005 Sevilla (SPAIN)

NSDS'05

 

Accommodation:

Here you may find some information on hotels and current prices

Please, to make your reservation, fill in the Hotel reservation form.

For more information or other accommodation possibilities, you may also contact Raquel Partida (Marsans travel agency).

A limited number of rooms in a High College will be available soon. For this, please contact the organizing committee.

Committees:

Scientific Committee: 

Tomás Caraballo (Universidad de Sevilla)
Amadeu Delshams (Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña)
Àngel Jorba (Universidad de Barcelona)
Peter Kloeden (Universidad de Frankfurt)
Sylvia Novo (Universidad de Valladolid)
Rafael Obaya (Universidad de Valladolid)
José Real (Universidad de Sevilla).

Local Organizing Committee:

Tomás Caraballo (Universidad de Sevilla)
María José Garrido (Universidad de Sevilla)
José Antonio Langa (Universidad de Sevilla)
Pedro Marín-Rubio (Universidad de Sevilla)
José Real (Universidad de Sevilla)
José Valero (Universidad Miguel Hernández)

Contributed talks and posters

In addition to the invited plenary lectures, a limited number of short talks and posters can be presented.

If you intend to participate in the conference and give a talk or present a poster, please send us by e-mail an abstract according to the following model by May 31st, 2005 (please submit both a *.tex and a *.ps or *.pdf file).

-C. Alonso González
        Poincare's infinitesimal return for saddle- conections

-L. Alseda i Soler
        Rotation sets for graph maps of degree 1
        What can an SNA be?

-J. F. Alves
        TBA

-J. M. Arrieta Algarra
        TBA

-I. Baldoma
        Exponentially small splitting of heteroclinic orbits in a family in $R^3$

-D. Blomker
        SPDEs near a change of stability

-T. Caraballo
        On the gap between autonomous and non-autonomous dynamical systems generated by infinite delay differential equations for the study of their asymptotic behaviour

-D. Cheban
        Continuous Dependence of Attractors of Non-Autonomous Dynamical Systems (NDS) and Infinite Iterated Functions Systems (IIFS)

-I. Chueshov
        Averaging of attractors and inertial manifolds for parabolic PDE differential equation with random coefficients

-S. Costa Romero
        What can an SNA be?

-A. Delshams
        The large gap problem in Arnold diffussion for non polynomial perturbations of an a-priori integrable Hamiltonian system

-A. Djellit
        Quasilinear elliptic systems with critical Sobolev exponents in $R^n$

-I. Djellit
        One-dimensional and two-dimensional dynamics of cubic maps

-R. Fabbri
        On nonautonomous $H^\infty$ control problem: linear and nonlinear cases

-E. Fontich
        Non-resonant invariant manifolds in non-uniformly hyperbolic systems

-F. Gabern
        Effective computations of the dynamics around a two-dimensional torus of a Hamiltonian system

-M. Gidea
        Shadowing orbits for changes of invariant tori

-A. Haro
        Manifolds at the verge of a hyperbolicity breakdown

-G. Huguet
        The large gap problem in Arnold diffussion for non polynomial perturbations of an a-priori integrable Hamiltonian system

-A. Jorba
        Computing quasi-periodic motions for a particle in the Earth-Moon system: 2, 3, 4D-tori and the corresponding invariant manifolds
        Effective computations of the dynamics around a two-dimensional torus of a Hamiltonian system

-D. Julitz
        Numerical approximations of atmospheric-ocean models with the subdivision algorithm

-P. Kloeden
        A Lyapunov function for pullback attractors of nonautonomous differential equations

-J. Langa
       Forward asymptotic behaviour of positive solutions in a non-autonomous logistic equation

-H. Lisei
        Random dynamical systems on lattices

-R. de la Llave
        Manifolds at the verge of a hyperbolicity breakdown
         The scattering map to a normally hyperbolic manifold
        Non-resonant invariant manifolds in non-uniformly hyperbolic systems

-J. Lopes-Dias
        Multidimensional continued fractions and renormalization

-I. Marchis
        Bifurcations of the perturbed logistic map

-P. Marín-Rubio
        On the gap between autonomous and non-autonomous dynamical systems generated by infinite delay differential equations for the study of their asymptotic behaviour

-J. Mierczynski
        Permanence in nonautonomous systems of parabolic reaction-diffusion equations of Kolmogorov type

-F. G. Morillas Jurado
        TBA

-L. Niederman
        Prevalence of exponential stability among nearly-integrable Hamiltonian systems

-S. Novo
        Existence of unique attractors in abstract skew-product semiflow, with applications to neural networks
        Almost automorphic and almost periodic dynamics for quasimonotone non-autonomous delay differential equations

-C. Nuñez Jiménez
        Almost automorphic and almost periodic dynamics for quasimonotone non-autonomous delay differential equations

-R. Obaya
        Existence of unique attractors in abstract skew-product semiflow, with applications to neural networks
        Almost automorphic and almost automorphic dynamics for quasimonotone non-autonomous delay differential equations

-A. Olek
        Regularity of solutions to the inner obstacle problems

-E. Olmedo Casal
        Computing quasi-periodic motions for a particle in the Earth-Moon system: 2, 3, 4D-tori and the corresponding invariant manifolds

-R. Peirone
        A nonhomogenizable linear transport equation in two dimensions

-A. Rodríguez Bernal
        Extremal complete trajectories for non-autonomous logistic equations II: uniqueness of positive solutions and stability properties
        Extremal complete trajectories for non-autonomous logistic equations I: existence
       Forward asymptotic behaviour of positive solutions in a non-autonomous logistic equation

-J. C. Robinson
        Extracting physical consequences from the existence of random attractors
        Extremal complete trajectories for non-autonomous logistic equations I: existence
        Boundary Approximation of Deterministic and Random Attractors for Gradient SDEs
       Forward asymptotic behaviour of positive solutions in a non-autonomous logistic equation

-A. M. Sanz
        Existence of unique attractors in abstract skew-product semiflow, with applications to neural networks

-C. Simó
        First steps in the study of weakly dissipative two-dimensional maps

-K. Szczepaniak
        Regularity of solutions to the inner obstacle problems

-A. Suárez Fernández
       Forward asymptotic behaviour of positive solutions in a non-autonomous logistic equation

-T. Taniguchi
        The stability of neutral stochastic delay partial differential equations

-O. Tearne
        Boundary Approximation of Deterministic and Random Attractors for Gradient SDEs

-A. J. Ureña Alcázar
        Isolated periodic minima are unstable

-E. Valdinoci
        (Quasi)periodic structures in some elliptic PDEs

-J. Valero
        On the gap between autonomous and non-autonomous dynamical systems generated by infinite delay differential equations for the study of their asymptotic behaviour

-A. Vidal López
        Extremal complete trajectories for non-autonomous logistic equations I: existence
        Extremal complete trajectories for non-autonomous logistic equations II: uniqueness of positive solutions and stability properties
       Forward asymptotic behaviour of positive solutions in a non-autonomous logistic equation

-A. Vieiro
        First steps in the study of weakly dissipative two-dimensional maps

-M. Wojcik
        Permanence for semiprocesses
        Permanence in nonautonomous systems of parabolic reaction-diffusion equations of Kolmogorov type

Deadlines:

    Pre-registration forms should be sent to us by e-mail by March 31st, 2005.

        Now extended until May, 31st (same as the Abstract submission deadline)

        NEW: The second deadline is over. However, if you are still interested in attending to the Conference, please contact us by e-mail.

    Abstracts for oral communications or posters should be submitted by May 31st, 2005. 

    Acceptance of the talk or poster will be sent to the participants by June 20th, 2005. 

    Registration and payment of the fee: 

        300 euros by July 25th, 2005, 
        350 euros by August 31st, 2005, 
        500 euros after September 1st, 2005.

    NEW: For payment details, please click here to go to the Registration paragraph below. 

Expected participants:

-C. Alonso González
-L. Alseda i Soler
-J. F. Alves
-J. M. Arrieta Algarra
-I. Baldoma
-D. Blomker
-T. Caraballo
-D. Cheban
-I. Chueshov
-S. Costa Romero
-A. Delshams
-A. Djellit
-I. Djellit
-R. Fabbri
-E. Fontich
-F. Gabern
-M. J. Garrido
-M. Gidea
-A. Haro
-M. Högele
-G. Huguet
-A. Jorba
-D. Julitz
-P. Kloeden
-J. A. Langa
-H. Lisei
-J. Lopes-Dias
-G. del Magno
-I. Marchis
-P. Marín-Rubio
-A. Márquez-Durán
-J. Mierczynski
-F. G. Morillas Jurado
-M. Navarro Tapias-Fernando
-L. Niederman
-S. Novo
-C. Nuñez Jiménez
-R. Obaya
-A. Olek
-E. Olmedo Casal
-R. Ortega
-R. Peirone
-P. de Prada
-D. Quaid
-J. Real
-A. Rodríguez Bernal
-A. M. Sanz
-M. Sobottka
-A. Suárez Fernández
-J. Szczepaniak
-J. C. Tatjer
-T. Taniguchi
-O. Tearne
-A. J. Ureña Alcázar
-E. Valdinoci
-J. Valero
-A. Vidal López
-A. Vieiro
-M. Wojcik

Grants:

We aim to offer a number of grants to young researchers who do not have enough funding to attend to the conference and which will cover the registration fee and, if possible, the accommodation in a high school. 

Invited speakers:

- J. Bellissard, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, USA
        TBA 

- H. Broer,University of Groningen, The Netherlands
        Resonants phenomena in the Schroedinger-Hill equation with periodic or quasi-periodic forcing  

- S.N. Chow, University of Minnesota, USA
        An analysis of phase noise in nonlinear oscillators

- V. Chepyzhov, University of Moscow, Russia 
        TBA 

- H. Crauel, TU-Ilmenau, Ilmenau, Germany
        Measure attractors

- H. Eliasson, Institut de Mathématiques de Jussieu, Paris, France 
        TBA 

- F. Flandoli, University of Pisa, Italy 
        Remarks on 3D stochastic Navier-Stokes equations

- R. Johnson, University of Firenze, Italy, 
        On nonautonomous bifurcation theory

- S. Kuksin, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, UK 
        Mathematics of space-periodic 2D turbulence

- Y. Latushkin, University of Missouri-Columbia, USA 
        The Evans function and Fredholm determinants

- R. de la Llave, University of Texas at Austin, USA, 
        The scattering map to a normally hyperbolic manifold

- V.S. Melnik, Science Academy of Ukraine, Kiev, Ukrania 
        Uniform and individual attractors for multi-valued nonautonomous dynamical systems

- D. Nualart, Universidad de Barcelona, Spain
        TBA

- J. Robinson, University of Warwick, UK
        Extracting physical consequences from the existence of random attractors

- B. Schmalfuss, University of Paderborn, Germany 
        Invariant manifolds for random dynamical systems

- G. R. Sell, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA
        Climate modeling: A challenge for mathematicians

- M. Sevryuk,Institute of Energy Problems of Chemical Physics RAS, Moscow, Russia 
        Frequencies of quasi-periodic motions in Hamiltonian systems that are degenerate or depend quasi-periodically on time

- W. Shen, University of Auburn, Alabama, USA
        Lyapunov exponents of random evolution equations and applications in Biology

- S. Siegmund, University JWG Frankfurt, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
        Nonautonomous bifurcation theory and vortex mergings

- C. Simó, Universidad de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain
        TBA

- Y. Yi, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, USA.
        Almost periodically forced circle flows

Latest news:

The Conference rooms (both of them) have projectors for computer files and for transparences.

In the main room there is no blackboard.

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Locations and maps

In the maps below we have marked some important locations. For instance, the buildings where the talks will be given, the High College Hernando Colón, the Residencia de Estudios Iberoamericanos, the  hotel NOVOTEL, the Facultad de Matemáticas, the restaurants where the coffee-breaks, lunches and Conference Banquet will be offered, etc. Please, observe the red circles. 

MAP1

PM: The conference place: Pabellón de México
RLM: The cofee-breaks and lunches: Restaurante Los Monos
HC: Residence high college Hernando Colon
FM: Sited in the Campus of Reina Mercedes, the Faculty of Mathematics

MAP2

FM:  Facultad de Matemáticas. Located in the Campus of Reina Mercedes. The opening session, first talk and welcome cocktail will take place here.
PM: Pabellón de México. Located in the Glorieta de México. The Conference site from Wednesday 28th to Saturday 1st.
RLM: Restaurante Juliá LOS MONOS. In front of the Pabellón de México.The coffee breaks, lunches and closing cocktail will be served here.
HC: Colegio Mayor Hernando Colón. Address: Sor Gregoria de Santa Teresa,  . Residence for granted and some other participants.
N: Hotel Novotel. Address: Avenida de Eduardo Dato 71, Tel : (+34) 954558200
REI: Residencia del Centro de Estudios Iberoamericanos. Address: Afonso XII, Nr. 16, Phone: (+34) 954501120
MDR: Restaurante Mesón Don Raimundo. The place for the Conference Banquet. Address: Argote de Molina 26.
CA: Cathedral gate at street ALEMANES (meeting point for the visit).
RA: Real Alcázar. Puerta del León (meeting point for the visit)
RS: Railway station

Proceedings

There will be no official proceedings for the conference.  

However, a special issue of the journal Discrete & Continuous Dynamical Systems Series A dedicated to the topics of the conference is planned.

Everyone attending the conference is welcome to submit a paper to this special issue, which will be edited by T. Caraballo, A. Delshams, A. Jorba, P. Kloeden and R. Obaya. 

Papers will be refereed according to the usual high standards of DCDS-A. 

Deadline for submission is 31 March 2006, but it would be preferable if papers are submitted before this deadline.

NEW Please submit your paper to one of the guest editors.

Program

The opening sesion will take place at the Facultad de Matematicas on Tuesday 27 in the evening, followed by a plenary lecture and a welcome reception. The closing sesion will take place on Saturday 1, in the afternoon.

From Wednesday 28 till Saturday 1, all sesions will take place at the Pabellón de México (Vicerrectorado de Investigación) which is located next to the Parque de Maria Luisa (see map).

The opening session, Talk 1 and Welcome cocktail will take place at the Facultad de Matemáticas (see map).

From Wednesday to Saturday, the sessions will take place at the Vicerrectorado de Postgrado y Doctorado, Pabellón de México, which is located at the Avda. de la Palmera, next to the Parque de María Luisa (see map).

From Wednesday to Friday, lunches and coffee breaks will be served at Restaurante Los Monos (in front of the Pabellón)

On Wednesday evening we will visit the Cathedral & Real Alcázar followed by a cocktail at the Real Alcázar.

The Conference Banquet will be at the Restaurante Mesón Don Raimundo (address Argote de Molina, 26) on Friday evening (see map).

The almost defnitively timetable is thee following:

	Tuesday 27	Wednesday 28	Thursday 29	Friday 30	Saturday 1
08:50-09:40		Sevryuk	Broer	Johnson	Siegmund
09:40-10:30		Schmalfuss	de la Llave	Simó	Crauel
10:30-11:00		Coffee break	Coffee break	Coffee break	Coffee break
11:00-11:50		Flandoli	Yi	Kuksin	Latushkin
11:50-12:40		Melnik	Eliasson	Shen	Robinson
12:40-13:05		Vidal-López / Alonso-González	Wojcik / Alsedà	Kloeden / A.Djellit	Chow
13:05-13:30		Rodríguez-Bernal / Olmedo	Mierczynski / Gabern	Nuñez / Costa
13:30-15:30		Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Closing / Cocktail
16:00-16:25			Bloemker / Huguet	Chueshov / Vieiro
16:25-16:50			Julitz / Fontich	Cheban / Ureña
16:50-17:15			Tearne / Haro	Taniguchi / Olek
17:15-17:40			Lisei / Baldomá	Suárez / B18
17:40-18:10	Registration (17:30)		Coffee break	Coffee
18:10-18:35			Fabbri / Gidea	A19 / B19
18:35-19:00	Opening / Sell (18:30)	Visit to Cathedral (18:15)	Sanz / Niederman	A20 / B20
19:00-19:25			Marín-Rubio / Lopes-Dias
19:25-19:50	Welcome Cocktail (19:30)	&
20:00-20:30		Visit to Real Alcázar (20:15)
20:30-21:00
21:00-21:30		&
21:30		Cocktail at Real Alcázar		Conference Banquet

If any participant wishes to change the time of his/her talk, he/she should ask other participant to agree with this change. This change should be then notified to the Organizing Committee.

The talks will be delivered in two rooms (A and B) according to the following timetable: 
The plenary talks are 45 minutes long plus 5 minutes for questions and discussions.
The contributed talks are 20 minutes long plus 5 minutes for questions and discussions. 
In order not to disturb the  well development of the conference, we will very much appreciate if the participant try to cumply with this timetable.

Program scope: 

The Conference focuses on recent advances on topological methods, ergodic theory and new developments for non-autonomous and/or stochastic dynamical systems. It is greatly encouraged the connections between the theoretical results and applications to real systems modeled by (ordinary and partial) differential equations, as well as stochastic and functional equations.

Registration

If you intend to participate in the conference, please send us an e-mail with the following preregistration form by March 31st, 2005.

(Now extended until May, 31st)

The registration fee is 300 euros if paid by July 25th, 2005.
The registration fee is 350 euros if paid by August 31st, 2005.
The registration fee is 500 euros if paid after September 1st, 2005.

The registration fee includes the program of the conference, abstracts, coffee breaks, lunches, conference banquet and social events.

The registration for accompanying person(s) is 100 euros and includes the social events and the conference banquet. Lunches and coffee breaks are not included.

    NEW - PAYMENT DETAILS:    You have now only one possibility for the payment:

By bank transfer to the following account:

Name of the Bank: El Monte
Address: Avda. Reina Mercedes 35, 41012 Sevilla (SPAIN)
DESCRIPTION: Registration fee NSDS05 (please, add your name)


IBAN:       ES79 2098 0344 8201 3200 4955
SWIFT CODE:      CECAESMM098 

Social events

The social events included in the registration fee for accompanying persons are the following:

The Welcome cocktail which will be offered at the Facultad de Matemáticas (see map) after the opening session and the Talk1.

On Wednesday evening we will visit the Cathedral & Real Alcázar followed by a cocktail at the Real Alcázar. Please, be punctual for these visits. You must be at the Cathedral gate located at the ALEMANES street (see map) at 18:15. Once the visit finishes, we will meet at the Real Alcázar at 20:15. The entrance to the Real Alcázar will be through the Puerta del León (see map). You must have your invitation tickets (which will be given to you at the registration desk) for both visits. After the visit of the Real Alcázar, an Official Cocktail will be served inside the Alcázar at the Patio del Asistente.

The Conference Banquet will be at the Restaurante Mesón Don Raimundo (address Argote de Molina, 26) on Friday evening at 21:30 (see map).

Sponsors

           

Travel information                        (jpg) Map of the city

Airport
Seville–San Pablo Airport. Phone: 954 449 000. Iberia General information Phone: 902 400 500.
Airport bus Phone: 902 210 317.

Train
Seville has good rail links to Barcelona, Cádiz, Córdoba, Jaén, Jerez de la Frontera, Granada, Huelva, Madrid, and Málaga. The fast–track AVE railway line provides a 2h 30min connection to Madrid every hour.

Sevilla–Santa Justa train station is connected to the city center by bus lines C1, C2 and 32.

Intercity buses
There are two bus stations with bus services to most of the main cities in Spain. Prado de San Sebastián bus station Phone: 954 417 111. Plaza de Armas bus station Phone: 954 908 040.

Local buses
We will provide you with a bus guide when you register at our conference. Now we will describe you some points about the public transportation in the city.
Orange painted city buses (new buses are painted red) are the predominant public transportation.
Information about bus lines at Transportes Urbanos de Sevilla (TUSSAM) Phone: 954 420 011.
You may also visit their web page.
It is cheaper if you buy a Multijourney card  with 10 tickets (Bonobus). This card allows  you to change bus within one hour  without spending another ticket.

Taxi
Radio–Taxi Giralda Phone: 954 675 555; – Radio–Taxi Phone: 954 580 000; –Tele–Taxi — Phone: 954 622 222.

Taxis fares are regulated by the City Hall. Taxis should charge a fixed amount in any trip from/to the Airport to any location in the city, according to the following schedule:

1. Diurnal: Monday to Friday, from 6:00 am to 22:00 pm: 17.62 Euros

2. Nocturnal and Holidays: Monday to Friday (from 22:00 pm to 6:00 am), Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays (all day): 20,71 Euros

They must not charge you any additional amount from the airport to the city for luggage.