Applications of Nielsen theory to dynamics

Applications of subordination theory to starlike functions

Let $p$ be an analytic function defined on the open unit disc $mathbb{D}$ with $p(0)=1.$ The conditions on $alpha$ and $beta$ are derived for $p(z)$ to be subordinate to $1+4z/3+2z^{2}/3=:varphi_{C}(z)$ when $(1-alpha)p(z)+alpha p^{2}(z)+beta zp'(z)/p(z)$ is subordinate to $e^{z}$. Similar problems were investigated for $p(z)$ to lie in a region bounded by lemniscate of Bernoulli $|w^{2}-1|=1$ ...

Applications of KAM theory to population dynamics.

Computer simulations have shown that several classes of population models, including the May host-parasitoid model and the Ginzburg-Taneyhill 'maternal-quality' single species population model, exhibit extremely complicated orbit structures. These structures include islands-around-islands, ad infinitum, with the smaller islands containing stable periodic points of higher period. We identify the...

Optical Elastography: From Theory to Clinical Applications

Epsilon Nielsen Fixed Point Theory

Let f : X → X be a map of a compact, connected Riemannian manifold, with or without boundary. For > 0 sufficiently small, we introduce an -Nielsen number N ( f ) that is a lower bound for the number of fixed points of all self-maps of X that are -homotopic to f . We prove that there is always a map g : X → X that is -homotopic to f such that g has exactlyN ( f ) fixed points. We describe proced...

Methods in Nielsen Coincidence Theory

In classical fixed point and coincidence theory the notion of Nielsen numbers has proved to be extremely fruitful. Here we extend it to pairs (f1, f2) of maps between manifolds of arbitrary dimensions. This leads to estimates of the minimum numbers MCC(f1, f2) (and MC(f1, f2), resp.) of pathcomponents (and of points, resp.) in the coincidence sets of those pairs of maps which are homotopic to (...