The dynamical systems field covers a wide range of mathematical modelling techniques of the time evolution in systems. Most modelling is carried out by using differential equations.
The dynamical systems group researches into pure mathematics, and we have a solid experience in modern differential equation applications to solve technical and industrial problems.
We use dynamical systems mathematics to describe
Reduction of equations
By applying dynamical systems mathematics, you may reduce the amount of equations to solve large and extremely complex practical problems raised in such fields as
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chemistry
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economy
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biotechnology
Advanced mathematical techniques
We utilise advanced mathematical techniques to reduce the number of computations to a manageable level. This allows us to obtain a better understanding of highly detailed structures such as a flow with many vortices.
Contact persons
Professor Morten Brøns
Professor Henrik Madsen, Head of Section