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2003
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  • 1994 - Fellow of American Physical Society (APS) Citation For original developments in the theory of dynamical systems, the occurrence of chaos in dynamical systems, the development of techniques to analyze chaosinduced transport, and applications to physical systems

Overview

George M. Zaslavsky was affiliated with the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences in the United States. Their research contributed primarily to the field of dynamical systems, focusing on the theory and applications of chaos within these systems.

Zaslavsky's recognized work involved the development of analytical techniques related to chaos-induced transport in physical systems. This line of investigation explored how chaotic behavior influences the transport properties within various dynamical frameworks.

The scientist was awarded Fellow of the American Physical Society (APS) in 1994. The citation for this fellowship highlighted original developments in the theory of dynamical systems, the occurrence of chaos, the development of methods to analyze chaos-induced transport, and applications of these concepts to physical systems.

Best Publications

  • Chaos, fractional kinetics, and anomalous transport

    G.M. Zaslavsky;G.M. Zaslavsky

  • Fractional kinetic equations: solutions and applications

    Alexander I. Saichev;George M. Zaslavsky

  • Fractional kinetic equation for Hamiltonian chaos

    G. M. Zaslavsky

  • Anomalous diffusion and exit time distribution of particle tracers in plasma turbulence model

    B. A. Carreras;V. E. Lynch;G. M. Zaslavsky

  • Self-similarity, renormalization, and phase space nonuniformity of Hamiltonian chaotic dynamics

    G. M. Zaslavsky;M. Edelman;B. A. Niyazov

  • Self-similar transport in incomplete chaos

    G. M. Zaslavsky;D. Stevens;H. Weitzner

  • Some applications of fractional equations

    H Weitzner;G.M Zaslavsky;G.M Zaslavsky

  • The simplest case of a strange attractor

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  • Fractional Ginzburg–Landau equation for fractal media

    Vasily E. Tarasov;George M. Zaslavsky;George M. Zaslavsky

  • Fractional dynamics of systems with long-range interaction

    Vasily E. Tarasov;Vasily E. Tarasov;George M. Zaslavsky;George M. Zaslavsky

  • Nonlinear fractional dynamics on a lattice with long range interactions

    N. Laskin;G. Zaslavsky

  • Fractional dynamics of coupled oscillators with long-range interaction.

    Vasily E. Tarasov;George M. Zaslavsky

  • Ray dynamics in long-range deep ocean sound propagation

    Michael G. Brown;John A. Colosi;Steven Tomsovic;Anatoly L. Virovlyansky

  • Renormalization group theory of anomalous transport in systems with Hamiltonian chaos.

    G. M. Zaslavsky

  • Dynamics with low-level fractionality

    Vasily E. Tarasov;Vasily E. Tarasov;George M. Zaslavsky;George M. Zaslavsky

  • Conservation laws and Hamilton’s equations for systems with long-range interaction and memory

    Vasily E. Tarasov;Vasily E. Tarasov;George M. Zaslavsky;George M. Zaslavsky

  • Fractional equations of kicked systems and discrete maps

    Vasily E Tarasov;Vasily E Tarasov;George M Zaslavsky;George M Zaslavsky

  • Nonholonomic constraints with fractional derivatives

    Vasily E Tarasov;Vasily E Tarasov;George M Zaslavsky;George M Zaslavsky

  • Theory and applications of ray chaos to underwater acoustics.

    I. P. Smirnov;A. L. Virovlyansky;G. M. Zaslavsky;G. M. Zaslavsky

  • Chaotic jets with multifractal space-time random walk.

    Valerii V. Afanasiev;Roald Z. Sagdeev;George M. Zaslavsky

  • Scaling properties and anomalous transport of particles inside the stochastic layer.

    G.M. Zaslavsky;G.M. Zaslavsky;S.S. | Abdullaev;S.S. | Abdullaev

Frequent Co-Authors

Vasily E. Tarasov
Vasily E. Tarasov Lomonosov Moscow State University
B. A. Carreras
B. A. Carreras Carlos III University of Madrid
Uriel Frisch
Uriel Frisch Observatoire de la Côte d’Azur
David E. Newman
David E. Newman University of Alaska Fairbanks
Yves Pomeau
Yves Pomeau École Polytechnique
Yakov Pesin
Yakov Pesin Pennsylvania State University
Yakov G. Sinai
Yakov G. Sinai Princeton University

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