Developments in Mathematical and Experimental Physics: Volume C: Hydrodynamics and Dynamical Systems - Tapa dura

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The FIRST MEXICAN MEETING ON MATHEMATICAL AND EXPERI­ MENTAL PHYSICS was held at EL COLEGIO N ACIONAL in Mexico Cit­ y, Mexico, from September 10 to 14, 2001. This event consisted of the LEOPOLDO GARciA-COLiN SCHERER Medal Lecture, delivered by Prof. Nicholas G. van Kampen, a series of plenary talks by Leopoldo Garcia-Colin, Giinter Nimtz, Luis F. Rodriguez, Ruoon Barrera, and Donald Saari, and of three parallel symposia, namely, Cosmology and Gravitation, Statistical Physics and Beyond, and Hydrodynamics and Dynamical Systems. The response from the Physics community was enthusiastic, with over 200 participants and around 80 speakers, from allover the world: USA, Canada, Mexico, Germany, France, Holland, United Kingdom, Switzerland, Spain, and Hungary. The main aim of the conference is to provide a scenario to Mexican researchers on the topics of Mathematical and Experimental Physics in order to keep them in contact with work going on in other parts of the world and at the same time to motivate and support the young and mid­ career researchers from our country. To achieve this goal, we decided to the most distinguished experts in the subjects of the invite as lecturers conference and to give the opportunity to young scientist to communi­ cate the results of their work. The plan is to celebrate this international endeavor every three years.

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This book is divided into three parts and includes new results, reviews, and recent developments of some special topics on Hydrodynamics, Dynamical Systems, Astrophysics, Quantum Mechanics, Relativity, and DNA evolution.

The first part deals with Hydrodynamics including historical aspects, applications of recent theories to extend the Navier-Stokes regime, and new results on known methods for going beyond the Navier-Stokes equations.

The second part is devoted to Dynamical Systems including new results on the problem of regularization of collisions and the Poincaré continuation method. The second part also contains reviews of several aspects of the theory of Dynamical Systems.

The third part deals with microquasars and astrophysics, fundamental aspects of Quantum Mechanics, superluminal propagation, and DNA evolution.