Lectures are prepared and given by students. See Preparing Lectures (PDF) for guidance in preparing and giving lectures.
The following table contains lecture notes created by the students for their own lectures.
| SES # | TOPICS | LECTURE NOTES |
|---|---|---|
1 |
Student Lecture Examples of Dynamical Systems Orbits | (PDF) (Courtesy of Jeremy Hurwitz. Used with permission.) |
2 | Mathematica® Lab | |
3 |
Student Lecture Graphical Analysis of Orbits Fixed and Periodic Points | (PDF) (Courtesy of Glenn Austin Ford. Used with permission.) |
4 | Mathematica® Lab | |
5 |
Student Lecture Bifurcations | (PDF) (Courtesy of Alan Dunn. Used with permission.) |
6 | Writing Feedback | |
7 |
Student Lecture The Quadratic Family | (PDF) (Courtesy of Wesley Mckinney. Used with permission.) |
8 | Writing Feedback | |
9 |
Student Lecture Transition to Chaos | (PDF) (Courtesy of Yevgeny K. Zaytman. Used with permission.) |
10 |
Student Lecture Symbolic Dynamics | (PDF) (Courtesy of Alenjandro Ochoa. Used with permission.) |
11 |
Student Lecture Chaos | |
12 |
Student Lecture Sarkovskii's Theorem | (PDF) (Courtesy of Jeremy Hurwitz. Used with permission.) |
13 |
Student Lecture Sarkovskii's Theorem (cont.) The Role of the Critical Orbit | (PDF) (Courtesy of Wesley Mckinney. Used with permission.) |
14 |
Student Lecture Fractals |
(PDF 1) (Courtesy of Yevgeny K. Zaytman. Used with permission.) (PDF 2) (Courtesy of Alejandro Ochoa. Used with permission.) |
15 |
Student Lecture Fractals (cont.) | ( PDF) (Courtesy of Alan Dunn. Used with permission.) |