Fifth International Seminar "Nonlinear Phenomenology Advances: Mathematics XXI Century & Natural Science" is a regular event celebrating  research activities in nonliner science. This event is open to researchers and it promotes research in mathematics, economics, physics and other applications in various nonlinear science.

There will be supposed to discuss recent advances and achievements in nonlinear science and data processing techniques. There will be paid special attention nonlinear tools and techniques. As well as there will be observed modern approaches and tools for data processing and for studying nonlinear problems in different fields of science
(mathematics: dynamic systems and numbers theory ..., physics, chemistry, biology, medicine, economics & others).
                                                                                                                                                                                                           Dmitry Serow


The possibility of remote participation is assumed!
In order to do this, you need to note this desire in the section "Do you have any special needs?"

Scope

• Nonlinear dynamic systems
• Spatio-temporal structures patterning in complex media, fractals
• Quantum dynamics
• Self-organization and cooperative phenomena
• Classical and quantum chaos, controlling chaos, turbulence
• Wave turbulence and complexity
• Mesoscopic and low-dimensional systems
• Nonlinear dynamics in chemistry, biology, economics and social sciences
• Soils nonlinear dynamics and evolution
• Neural network modeling of nonlinear systems and phenomena
• Nonliner phenomena in nuclear and reactor physics

‡ Program will consist of reviewed reports and original talks for which contributions are invited.


International Program and Advisory Committee:

Askar A. Akaev (MSU, Moscow, RUSSIA)
Miguel A. F. Sanjuan (King Juan Carlos University, Madrid, SPAIN)
Nikolay I. Didenko (SPbPU, St.Peterburg (Hero City Leningrad), RUSSIA)
Jamilya Skrypnuk (SPbPU, St.Peterburg (Hero City Leningrad), RUSSIA)
Sergey V. Bakhanovich (Institute of Mathematics NAS of Belarus, Minsk, BELARUS)
Victor A. Gaysenok (RIHS, Minsk, BELARUS)
Sergey D. Glysin (Demidov Yaroslavl State University, Yaroslavl, RUSSIA)
Karim Kemih (University of Jijel, Jijel, ALGERIA)
Maxim I. Kukolev (SPbPU, St.Peterburg (Hero City Leningrad), RUSSIA)
Slobodan Zdravkovič (Belgrade University, Belgrade, SERBIA)
Anatoly V. Jerelo (BSU & IM NAS of Belarus, Minsk, BELARUS)
Halina V. Grushevskaya (BSU, Minsk, BELARUS)
Irina A. Karachun (BSU, Minsk, BELARUS)
Georgi G. Krylov (BSU, Minsk, BELARUS)
Askar I. Sarygulov (SABU, St.Peterburg (Hero City Leningrad), RUSSIA)
Dmitry W Serow, Chairman (SIEFLT, Gatchina, RUSSIA)
Hidezumi Terazawa (MABT, Leicester, UK and JAPAN)
Anatoly Titov (PNPI, Gatchina, RUSSIA)
Alexey L. Tolstik (BSU, Minsk, BELARUS)

Local Organizing Committee:

Natalya V. Maygula (SIEFLT, Gatchina, RUSSIA)
Andrey V. Antoshkov (SIEFLT, Gatchina, RUSSIA)
Svatlana V. Groshkova (SIEFLT, Gatchina, RUSSIA)
Ivan I. Khalyavin (SIEFLT, Gatchina, RUSSIA)

The registration fee, of EURO 100 per participant and EURO 40 per an accompanying person, includes:

• car transportation from airport to Saint Petersburg (Hero City Leningrad) and back,
• refreshments during the breaks,
• a social programme,
• a copy of the Seminar proceedings.

The registration fee doesn’t cover accommodation and meals.

The fee will be accepted only in cash during the registration of the participants on their arrival.

Grants may be available to cover registration for NIS countries participants.

• Seminar Registration Instruction