Explore the intriguing world of chaotic forcing and its random-like properties in this 53-minute lecture presented by P. Giulietti from the University of Pisa. Delve into advanced analytic techniques used in dynamics and geometry, gaining insights into the complex behavior of chaotic systems. Discover how seemingly random patterns emerge from deterministic processes and learn about the mathematical tools used to study these fascinating phenomena.
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Syllabus
Random like properties of chaotic forcing, P. Giulietti (University of Pisa)
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NCCR SwissMAP
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