Visions in Mathematics pp 425-433 | Cite as
Some Problems in the Theory of Dynamical Systems and Mathematical Physics
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The problems considered below are not new. They have been discussed before in many publications and important results have been obtained. However, it seems that an adequate understanding is still lacking and serious progress is expected which could be even more important than the initial goals.
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Rotation Number Invariant Curve Quantum Chaos Continuous Invariant Measure Stochastic Layer
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