Nonlinear Phenomena, Chaos, Control and Applications to Engineering and Science and Experimental Aspects of Complex Systems

Dear Colleagues,

The need for dynamics and the control of nonlinear oscillating systems is ubiquitous in engineering, since real-world engineering systems are, in general, nonlinear and oscillatory.

This multidisciplinary field encompasses computation, physics, mathematics, electrical and mechanical engineering, chemical processes, etc.

The objective of this theme is to propose a set of publications that will provide a forum for discussing and disseminating the latest approaches, methodologies, results, and current challenges in nonlinear dynamics and chaotic systems.

Contributions can include all analytical, computational, and experimental aspects of nonlinear dynamics, chaos and control including fractional approaches, electromechanical systems at MACRO, MEMS, and NEMS scales, nonideal oscillating systems (limited power supplies) and novel phenomena and behaviors regarding several aspects of symmetry in nonlinear dynamics, chaos and control.

This theme will also provide a great opportunity for disseminating recent developments in analytical and numerical techniques, and discussing novel phenomena and behaviors regarding several aspects of nonlinear dynamics and control. In addition, works related to relevant and current issues, such as epidemiological models, rumor dissemination and complex systems, are also welcome.

Finally, researchers and practitioners are invited to submit their original research work on the rapidly developing field of nonlinear dynamics and control of system oscillations and their applications to engineering and science. Therefore, we encourage the submission of the practitioners’ latest unpublished works.

Prof. Dr. José Balthazar
Prof. Dr. Angelo Marcelo Tusset
Dr. Átila Madureira Bueno
Dr. Diego Colón
Dr. Marcus Varanis
Topic Editors