About CNSD
Nonlinear systems and dynamics have emerged as a pivotal area of research, bridging disciplines such as physics, engineering, biology, and computational science. The CNSD series was established to provide an organized platform for:
- Reporting new experiments and theoretical developments.
- Examining hypotheses explaining complex physical phenomena.
- Addressing shared challenges faced by researchers in the field.
Initially launched as the National Conference on Nonlinear Systems & Dynamics (NCNSD), the series transitioned to its current international focus in 2012, reflecting its growing global significance.
Key Themes of CNSD
The conference encompasses a wide range of topics, including but not limited to:
- Bifurcation Theory and Classical Deterministic Chaos
- Integrable Systems and Solitons
- Nonlinear Phenomena in Engineering, Medical, and Biological Sciences
- Dynamics of Conservative Systems, Hamiltonian Chaos, and Quantum Chaos
- Nonlinear Optics, Control of Chaos, and Synchronization
- Turbulence, Fractal Analysis, and Spatiotemporal Pattern Formation
- Complex Networks and Self-Organized Criticality
- Nonlinearity in MHD, Plasma, and Astrophysics
- Mathematical and Computational Approaches to Nonlinear Dynamics
CNSD: A Legacy of Collaboration
The CNSD series has been hosted by premier institutions across India, each contributing to the event’s legacy of excellence:
- 2003: IIT Kharagpur
- 2005: Aligarh Muslim University
- 2006: University of Madras
- 2008: Physical Research Laboratory, Ahmedabad
- 2009: Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics, Kolkata
- 2011: Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli
- 2012: IISER Pune
- 2013: IIT Indore
- 2015: IISER Mohali
- 2016: IISER Kolkata
