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9789810243074

The Collected Papers of Stephen Smale

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    9789810243074

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    9810243073

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2000-08-01
  • Publisher: WORLD SCIENTIFIC PUB CO INC
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Summary

Stephen smale is one of the great mathematicians of the 20th century. His work encompasses a wide variety of subjects: differential topology, dynamical systems, calculus of variations, theory of computation, mechanics and mathematical economy. In all these subjects he has left the imprint of collection of fundamental results. He has obtain several distinctions, including the Fields Medal, he Veblen Prize, the Chauvenet Prize, the von Neumann Award and the National Medal of Science.This invaluable book contains the collected papers of Stephen Smale. These are divided into eight groups: topology; calculus of variations; dynamics; mechanics; economics; biology, electric circuits and mathematical programming; theory of computation; miscellaneous. In addition, each group contains one or two articles by world leaders on its subject which comment on the influence of Smale's work, and another article by Smale with his one retrospective views.

Table of Contents

Research Themes
1(7)
Luncheon Talk and Nomination for Stephen Smale
8(6)
R. Bott
Some Recollections of the Early Work of Steve Smale
14(3)
M.M. Peixoto
Luncheon Talk
17(3)
R. Thom
Banquet Address at the Smalefest
20(2)
E.C. Zeeman
Some Retrospective Remarks
22(7)
Part I. Topology
The Work of Stephen Smale in Differential Topology
29(24)
M. Hirsch
A Note on Open Maps
53(3)
A Vietoris Mapping Theorem for Homotopy
56(7)
Regular Curves on Riemannian Manifolds
63(21)
On the Immersion of Manifolds in Euclidean Space
84(22)
R. K. Lashof
Self-Intersections of Immersed Manifolds
106(15)
R. K. Lashof
A Classification of Immersions of the Two-Sphere
121(10)
The Classification of Immersions of Spheres in Euclidean Spaces
131(18)
Diffeomorphisms of the 2-Sphere
149(6)
On Involutions of the 3-Sphere
155(8)
M. Hirsch
The Generalized Poincare Conjecture in Higher Dimensions
163(3)
On Gradient Dynamical Systems
166(8)
Generalized Poincare's Conjecture in Dimensions Greater Than Four
174(16)
Differentiable and Combinatorial Structures on Manifolds
190(5)
On the Structure of 5-Manifolds
195(9)
On the Structure of Manifolds
204(13)
A Survey of Some Recent Developments in Differential Topology
217(15)
The Story of the Higher Dimensional Poincare Conjecture (What Actually happened on the beaches of Rio)
232(11)
Part II. Economics
Stephen Smale and the Economic Theory of General Equilibrium
243(16)
G. Debreu
Global Analysis and Economics, I: Pareto optimum and a generalization of Morse theory
259(12)
Global Analysis and Economics, IIA: Extension of a theorem of Debreu
271(14)
Global Analysis and Economics, III: Pareto optima and price equilibria
285(11)
Global Analysis and Economics, IV: Finiteness and stability of equilibria with general consumption sets and production
296(9)
Global Analysis and Economics, V: Pareto theory with constraints
305(9)
Dynamics in general equilibrium theory
314(7)
Global Analysis and Economics, VI: Geometric Analysis of Pareto Optima and price equilibria under classical hypotheses
321(14)
A Convergent Process of Price Adjustment and Global Newton Methods
335(14)
Exchange Processes with Price Adjustment
349(16)
Some Dynamical Questions in Mathematical Economics
365(3)
An Approach to the Analysis of Dynamic Processes in Economic Systems
368(5)
On Comparative Statics and Bifurcation in Economic Equilibrium Theory
373(7)
The Prisoner's Dilemma and Dynamical Systems Associated to Non-Cooperative Games
380(18)
Global Analysis and Economics
398(40)
Gerard Debreu Wins the Nobel Prize
438(2)
Global Analysis in Economic Theory
440(5)
Part III. Miscellaneous
Scientists and the Arms Race
445(9)
On the Steps of Moscow University
454(7)
Some Autobiographical Notes
461(19)
Mathematical Problems for the Next Century
480(11)
Part IV. Calculus of Variations (Global Analysis) and PDE's
Smale and Nonlinear Analysis: A Personal perspective
491(12)
A. J. Tromba
A Generalized Morse Theory
503(8)
R. Palais
Morse Theory and a Non-Linear Generalization of the Dirichlet Problem
511(15)
On the Calculus of Variations
526(3)
An Infinite Dimensional Version of Sard's Theorem
529(6)
On the Morse Index Theorem
535(7)
A correction to ``On the Morse Index Theorem''
542(2)
What is Global Analysis?
544(6)
Book Review on ``Global Variational Analysis: Weierstrass Integrals on a Riemannian Manifold''
550(11)
Marston Morse
Smooth Solutions of the Heat and Wave Equations
561(14)
Part V. Dynamics
On the Contribution of Samle to Dynamical Systems
575(14)
J. Palis
Discussions
589(7)
S. Newhouse
R. F. Williams
Morse Inequalities for a Dynamical System
596(7)
On Dynamical Systems
603(4)
Dynamical Systems and the Topological Conjugacy Problem for Diffeomorphisms
607(7)
Stable Manifolds for Differential Equations and Diffeomorphisms
614(20)
A Structurally Stable Differentiable Homeomorphism with and Infinite Number of Periodic Points
634(2)
Diffeomorphisms with Many Periodic Points
636(18)
Structurally Stable Systems Are Not Dense
654(6)
Dynamical Systems on n-Dimensional Manifolds
660(4)
Differentiable Dynamical Systems
664(71)
Nongenericity of Ω-Stability
735(4)
R. Abraham
Structural Stability Theorems
739(9)
J. Palis
Notes on Differential Dynamical Systems
748(11)
The Ω-Stability Theorem
759(9)
Stability and Genericity in Dynamical Systems
768(8)
Beyond Hyperbolicity
776(5)
M. Shub
Stability and Isotopy in Discrete Dynamical Systems
781(4)
Differential Equations
785(6)
Dynamical Systems and Turbulence
791(23)
Review of ``Catastrophe Theory: Selected Papers, 1972-1977''
814(9)
E. C. Zeeman
On the Problem of Reviving the Ergodic Hypothesis of Boltzmann and Birkhoff
823(8)
On How I Got Started in Dynamical Systems
831(5)
Dynamics Retrospective: Great Problems, attempts that failed
836(7)
What is Chaos?
843(16)
Finding a Horseshoe on the Beaches of Rio
859(6)
The Work of Curtis T. McMullen
865(6)
Part VI. Mechanics
Steve Smale and Geometric Mechanics
871(18)
J. E. Marsden
Topology and Mechanics, I.
889(27)
Topology and Mechanics, II
916(20)
Problems on the Nature of Relative Equilibria in Celestial Mechanics
936(5)
Personal Perspectives on Mathematics and Mechanics
941(10)
Part VII. Biology, Electric Circuits, Mathematical Programming
On the Mathematical Foundations of Electrical Circuit Theory
951(18)
A Mathematical Model of Two Cells via Turing's Equation
969(10)
Optimizing Several Functions
979(7)
Sufficient Conditions for an Optimum
986(7)
The Qualitative Analysis of a Difference Equation of Population Growth
993(4)
R. F. Williams
On the Differential Equations of Species in Competition
997(3)
The Problem of the Average Speed of the Simplex Method
1000(10)
On the Average Number of Steps of the Simplex Method of Linear Programming
1010(25)
Part VIII. Theory of Computation
On the Work of Steve Smale on the Theory of Computation
1035(21)
M. Shub
The Work of Steve Smale on the Theory of Computation: 1990-1999
1056(20)
L. Blum
F. Cucker
On Algorithms for Solving f(x)=0
1076(32)
M. Hirsch
The fundamental Theorem of Algebra and Complexity Theory
1108(36)
Computational Complexity: On the geometry of polynomials and a theory of cost, Part I
1144(36)
M. Shub
On the Efficiency of Algorithms of Analysis
1180(35)
Computational Complexity: On the Geometry of polynomials and a theory of cost, Part II
1215(17)
M. Shub
On the Existence of Generally Convergent Algorithms
1232(10)
M. Shub
Newton's Method Estimates form Data at One Point
1242(12)
On the Topology of Algorithms, I.
1254(9)
Algorithms for Solving Equations
1263(24)
The Newtonian Contribution to Our Understanding of the Computer
1287(6)
On a Theory of Computation and Complexity over the Real Numbers: NP-completeness, recursive functions and universal machines
1293(46)
L. Blum
M. Shub
Some Remarks on the Foundations of Numerical Analysis
1339(10)
Theory of Computation
1349(10)
Complexity of Bezout's Theorem I: Geometric aspects
1359(43)
M. Shub
Complexity of Bezout's Theorem II: Volumes and probabilities
1402(19)
M. Shub
Complexity of Bezout's Theorem III: Condition number and packing
1421(11)
M. Shub
Complexity of Bezout's Theorem IV: Probability of success: Extensions
1432(21)
M. Shub
Complexity of Bezout's Theorem V: Polynomial time
1453(24)
M. Shub
The Godel Incompleteness Theorem and Decidability over a Ring
1477(19)
L. Blum
Separation of Complexity Classes in Koiran's Weak Model
1496(12)
F. Cucker
2M. Shub
On the Intractability of Hilbert's Nullstellenstaz and an Algerbraic Version of ``NP≠P?''
1508(8)
M. Shub
Complexity and Real Computation: A Manifesto
1516(24)
L. Blum
F. Cucker
M. Shub
Algebraic Settings for the Problem ``P≠NP?''
1540(20)
L. Blum
F. Cucker
M. Shub
Complexity Theory and Numerical Analysis
1560(29)
Some Lower Bounds for the Complexity of Continuation Methods
1589(12)
J.-P. Dedieu
A Polynomial Time algorithm for Diophantine Equations in One Variable
1601(9)
F. Cucker
P. Koiran
Complexity Estimates Depending on Condition and Round-off Error
1610
F. Cucker

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