Survey Lectures
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- F. Busse (Bayreuth): Euler equations in geophysics and astrophysics
- O. Darrigol (Paris/Berkeley) and U. Frisch (Nice): From Newton's mechanics to Euler's equations
- G. Eyink (Johns Hopkins): Dissipative anomalies in singular Euler flows
- M. Ghil (Paris/Los Angeles): Fluid mechanics and climate dynamics:
observations, simulations and (maybe) predictions
- J. Gibbon (Imperial College): The three-dimensional Euler fluid equations: where do we stand?
- P. Perrier (Dassault Aviation, Paris): Euler equations from the birth
of CFD to present codes for multiphysics and complex geometry in
aerospace and ground transportation engineering
- I. Procaccia (Weizmann Institute): The state of the art in hydrodynamic turbulence: Past successes and future challenges
Survey Lectures will last 50' each, including 5' discussion.
Lists of other contributions: 26 Invited Lectures, 2 Poster Sessions.