Dear Colleague, You are kindly invited to participate and to submit an Abstract, Paper, Invited Talk and/or an Invited Session (3-6 papers) to the forthcoming Nonlinear Systems Conference titled: 11th Chaotic Modeling and Simulation International Conference (CHAOS2018, 5-8 June 2018, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy). The submissions page is now open. You are also invited to contribute to the New Edited Book (Springer Publisher) on Fractional Dynamics and Anomalous Transport in Plasma Science. See below for more details Chaos theory is developed rapidly the last decades. With CHAOS2018 International Conference we celebrate 11 years of active presence in the field via the annual conference, the proceedings and publications in books and the CMSIM Journal (www.cmsim.eu ). Many thanks to the Honorary Committee (Professors Florentino Borondo Rodríguez, Giovanni Gallavotti, Gennady A. Leonov, Gheorghe Mateescu, Yves Pomeau, David Ruelle and Ferdinand Verhulst) and the Scientific Committee for their support. For more information please visit the conference website at: www.cmsim.org or send email to <mailto:Secretariat@cmsim1.org> Secretariat@cmsim1.org . Looking forward to welcome you in Rome for the Conference, Prof. Christos H Skiadas, Conference Co-Chair __________________________ You are invited to contribute to the New Edited Book (Springer Publisher) Title: Fractional Dynamics and Anomalous Transport in Plasma Science Editor: C.H. Skiadas ---Information text--- This book presents a historical view of the development of the plasma theory and the related experimental discoveries. It focuses on the application of non-differentiable random walk theory such as the fractional Fokker-Planck equation derived in the non-Markov random process to anomalous transport in low-temperature plasmas and magnetically confined fusion plasmas. The mathematics for anomalous transport by fractional diffusion has been used in many fields and the authors apply this new non-equilibrium statistical approach to a variety of plasma phenomena and compare it with related experiments. Applications of several aspects of plasma nonlinearities are also examined and analyzed along with important stochastic-probabilistic cases. Diffusion cases are modeled by introducing the appropriate Fokker-Planck equation forms for some stochastic processes. The plasma cases studied are presented with several illustrations along with the appropriate experiments mechanisms. The book provides an overview of and new insights into recent developments in the statistics of charged particle motion. ---USPs--- Discusses new insights into both historical and contemporary developments of plasma theory Includes a theoretical and experimental analysis of plasma instabilities Presents various important plasma experiments and applications along with interesting illustrations I am also happy to introduce two new books on Chaos and Nonlinear Dynamics contributed mainly from the CHAOS Conferences participants. 1. "The Foundations of Chaos Revisited: From Poincaré to Recent Advancements" (Christos Skiadas, Ed., Springer, May 2016). The book flyer and other information is at: http://www.springer.com/gp/book/9783319296999. The book is an outcome of the CHAOS2015 meeting in Henri Poincaré Institute in Paris (www.cmsim.org ). Some of the main contributors of chaos theory add important value to the book (David Ruelle, Ferdinand Verhulst, Giovanni Gallavotti, Pierre Coullet, Yves Pomeau, James A. Yorke, Alexander Ramm, ... ). 2. " Handbook of Applications of Chaos Theory" (C. H. Skiadas & C. Skiadas, Eds, CRC/Taylor&Francis, 934 pages, June 2016) https://www.crcpress.com/Handbook-of-Applications-of-Chaos-Theory/Skiadas-Sk iadas/9781466590434 . This book is a joint work of a large scientific group all over the world covering a considerable part of the recent chaotic literature and related applications. ______________________ If you don't like to receive messages regarding the CHAOS2018 Conference, please click here: Unsubscribe <mailto:secretar@asmda.at?subject=Unsubscribe%20from%20CMSIM%20lists%20:%20d ruid@druid.dk>