Conference
Multiple Scales: theory and applications
- Date
- Monday 8 July 2024 - Friday 12 July 2024
- Address
- Oort buidling
Nielsbohrweg 2
2333 CA Leiden - Room
- Lorentz Center
From Monday 8 July until Friday 12 July the Lorentz Center is organising the workshop Multiple Scales: theory and applications.
Topics
- Multiple Scales, canards and bifurcations
- Geometric singular perturbation theory
- Noise- and rate-induced tipping
- Applications to climate and vegetation patterns
The first aim of the workshop is to provide a dedicated focused platform for both theory-inclined and application-inclined multiple scales researchers. By providing this platform, the workshop seeks to facilitate meaningful discussions, knowledge and methodology sharing on state-of-the-art open problems, and ultimately, the establishment of new research collaborations between theory-inclined and applications-inclined researchers. Read more on the website of the Lorentz Center.
Scientific organisers
Margaret Beck (Boston University)
Peter van Heijster (Wageningen University & Research)
Matt Holzer (George Mason University)
Vivi Rottschäfer (Leiden University, University of Amsterdam)
Henk Schuttelaars (Delft University of Technology)
Workshop coordinator
Maria Krebbers
Registration
Registration is no longer possible, the workshop is fully booked.
The Symposium in Multiple Scales on Tuesday 9 July in celebration of the 60th birthdays of Arjen Doelman (professor of Applied Analysis, Leiden University) and Tasso Kaper (professor of Applied Mathematics and Dynamical Systems, Boston University) is part of this Lorentz Center workshop. Registration for this symposium is still possible. Read more.
About the Lorentz Center
The Lorentz Center is a workshop center that hosts international scientific meetings. The workshops take place in an open and interactive atmosphere and have a high scientific quality. Read more.