Welcome on board ! It is our great pleasure to inform you about the International
Conference
"Chaos, Complexity and Transport: Theory and Applications" and to invite you to attend it. The conference will
be held in Marseille, in the Pharo area, from June 4th to
June 8th, 2007.

The scope of this international conference is to discuss the manifestations of
chaos in various fields of physics like fluid mechanics, atomic physics, plasma
physics, soft condensed matter and celestial mechanics, and to study the
consequences on complexity and transport. A strong emphasis will be put on the
interdisciplinary character of the conference. In particular, we intend to encourage contributions from the following fields :
- Nonlinear dynamics
- Fluid mechanics
- Atomic physics
- Plasma physics
- Soft condensed matter
- Celestial mechanics |
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In addition to this interdisciplinary character, CCT07 will contain theoretical,
numerical and experimental contributions (as lectures, oral communications and
posters). The committees will encourage the interactions between
experimentalists and theoreticians in the same fields but also
cross-disciplinary contributions.
The invited speakers will give review and focus talks intended
to be accessible to a non-specialized audience. Participants will have the
opportunity to present their research work with short communications and/or
posters.
We are looking forward to seeing you at CCT07 !
For any question please contact the organisers at cct07@cpt.univ-mrs.fr |
Review talks |
Y. Couder
(ENS Paris, France)
T. Evans
(General Atomics, USA)
S. Fauve
(ENS Paris, France)
C. Jaffé
(University of West Virginia, USA)
J. Laskar
(IMCCE, France)
S. Ruffo
(University of Florence, Italy)
E. Villermaux
(University of Provence, France)
E. Wesfreid
(ESPCI, France)
G. Zaslavsky
(New York University, USA)
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Focus talks |
R. Artuso
(University of Cômo, Italy)
P. H. Chavanis
(University Paul Sabatier, France)
M. Courbage
(University Paris VII, France)
A. Luo (Southern Illimois University, USA)
R. S. MacKay
(University of Warwick, UK)
O. Piro (IMEDEA, Spain)
S. Rica (ENS Paris, France)
V. Rom-Kedar (Weizmann Institute, Israël)
R. Sanchez
(Oak Ridge National Laboratory, USA)
D. L. Shepelyansky
(University Paul Sabatier,
France)
T. H. Solomon
(Bucknell College, USA)
J. L. Thiffeault
(Imperial College, Angleterre)
A. Torcini
(CNR Florence, Italy)
D. Treschev
(Steklov Mathematical Inst.,
Russia)
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