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,Stormy Growth. World War I (1907–1918),n the equations describing systems in the neighborhood of the instability threshold giving rise to these patterns. The equations are universal. We will explain why most ordered patterns found in nature have a honeycomb or hexagonal shape, and discuss the stability of different structures.

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Planung, Entscheidung und Kontrolle,More specifically, we will discuss wavelength selection for patterns, and then summarize different mechanisms, such as boundary effects, the effect of the invasion of a localized pulse or of a front, and the effect of defects. We will see that defects provide a robust wavelength selection mechanism.

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Chaouqi MisbahEnriched with a vast range of exercises and solved problems.Featuring a Foreword by Jacques Villain.Introduces bifurcations and the language of nonlinear sciences with simple, visual examples.Spans fr

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,Stormy Growth. World War I (1907–1918),uction of a few repetitions of the pattern motif. Though the Eckhaus instability reduces the range of possible wavelengths for the periodic solutions, we will still be left with a band of possible wavelengths, all of which can be a priori realized within a given system depending on initial condition

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Basic Introduction to Bifurcations in 1-D,as several equilibrium solutions and exhibits one of the usual bifurcations, the pitchfork bifurcation. We will paint an intuitive and simple picture explaining the existence of this bifurcation and introduce the universal amplitude equation, as well as some general notions such as symmetry breaking

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The Other Generic Bifurcations,ce the saddle-node bifurcation (through the example of a simple pendulum), the imperfect pitchfork bifurcation, the subcritical bifurcation (characterized by hysteresis), and the transcritical bifurcation. We will then introduce and illustrate catastrophe theory by way of a simple example.