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Because singularity formation involves the formation of a vanishingly small length scale, asymptotic descriptions of singular events are often possible. I have used this idea to develop theories of several physical processes, ranging from he rupture of fluid droplets to the formation of density singularities in bacterial chemotaxis. An adequate theory for which physical parameters control the size of the drops in the spray does not exist. The formation of the conical tip involves the production of a singularity, and we are developing a theory based on this idea. gravitational collapse to either lines or points), which dimensionality does the dynamics generically select.

. The program will soon be available from our ScienceWeek page. The focus of the Conference - "Computational Logic and Proof Theory" - has attracted a lot of researchers tackling classical problems and finding new methods for long known questions in the field. There were seven invited lectures held by international renowned researchers (Leo Bachmair, Wilfried Buchholz, Samuel R. Robinson, Tanel Tammet, Jerzy Tiuryn) and twenty contributed lectures.

A good theory site: http://www.netseminar.com

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