Plasma physics inspired Hamiltonian dynamics problems
Hamiltonian systems, from topology to applications through analysis II November 26, 2018 - November 30, 2018
Location: SLMath: Eisenbud Auditorium
Hamiltonian dynamical systems
nontwist
area preserving maps
mean-field coupled Hamiltonians
gyro-averaging
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Since the early days of the controlled nuclear fusion program, plasma physics in general, and magnetically confined plasmas in particular, have been a source of Hamiltonian problems. In the spirit of the workshop that aims to bring together the plasma physics and mathematics communities, in this talk we present an overview of past and recent developments of plasma physics problems that have led to novel and challenging mathematical problems in Hamiltonian dynamical systems. Among the problems discussed are: nontwist systems, mean-field coupled Hamiltonian systems, non-autonomous symplectic maps, and gyro-averaged symplectic-maps. Some recent developments on relativistic dynamics of high-energy (runaway) electrons in fusion plasmas will also be discussed.
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