Student Seminar: Bifurcations with Applications

Abstract: Last spring, we gave a presentation on chaos theory, where we discussed many concepts within the scope of the theory. In this presentation, we aim to explore the behavior of dynamical systems through examples drawn from everyday life. From changes in the Earth’s climate to predator–prey interactions observed in nature; from the operating principles of lasers to the extinction of languages spoken in the past, we examine these processes from a mathematical perspective. We would be pleased to have you join our presentation.

Date: December 24, 2025 | 12.00 – 13.00

Place: B256

Student Seminar: To Chaos and Beyond

Title: To Chaos and Beyond

Speakers: Şüheda Dilmaç, Naciye Çağlar

Abstract: In this student-to-student presentation, we explore the fascinating world of chaos theory
together! Concepts like the butterfly effect, the Lorenz attractor, and fractals are explained in a
clear and fun way through real-life examples and interactive content. A delightful introduction for
anyone curious about chaos!

Date: June 11, 2025 | 12.00 – 13.00

Location: B256