We kindly invite you to the Miklós Farkas Seminar.

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22 February (Thursday) 10.15, BME H306

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Sándor Kovács (ELTE Department of Numerical Analysis, BME Department of Differential Equations)

Abstract bifurcations

Modelling of phenomena in applied sciences like physics, biology or engineering often leads to equations depending on parameters. These parameters describe how the environment influences a system. Thus, the knowledge of the values of the parameters at which the qualitative behaviour of the system changes has great importance. In this talk we study the structure of equations of the form F(x,λ)=0, where F is a nonlinear operator between Banach spaces and λ represents the parameters.