RIMS workshop
Progress in random and non-autonomous dynamical systems
--- Dynamics across scales ---
RIMS workshop
Progress in random and non-autonomous dynamical systems
--- Dynamics across scales ---
Dynamical systems that evolve under the influence of noise, external stimuli, time-varying environments, control signals, or uncertain external forcing are referred to as non-autonomous dynamical systems. While such systems exhibit distinctive phenomena that are absent in closed dynamical systems, the theoretical understanding of their fundamental properties, including stability and statistical behavior, remains far from complete. This workshop brings together researchers working in nonlinear physics, dynamical systems theory, ergodic theory, stochastic processes, and their applications. Through presentations of recent advances and interdisciplinary discussions, the workshop aims to explore new directions in the theory and applications of non-autonomous dynamical systems. The theme of this year's workshop is “Dynamics Across Scales,” with a particular focus on applications involving high-dimensional and multiscale dynamical systems.
This workshop is supported by the following research grants and programs:
JST Moonshot R&D Program, “Controllability of Global Dynamics Based on Inter-Scale Interactions” (PI: Yuzuru Sato)
Hokkaido University Hokkaido Summer Institute, “Dynamical Systems and Computational Science” (PI: Yuzuru Sato)
JSPS KAKENHI Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), “Research on Random and Non-Autonomous Dynamical Systems, Dynamics of Semigroups of Maps, and Fractal Geometry” (PI: Hiroki Sumi)
JSPS KAKENHI Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C), “Research on Diverse Structures in the Limiting Behavior of Stochastic Processes” (PI: Koji Yano)