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Focus of Research:
The primary aim of my research is to develop dynamical systems tools in order
to explore the qualitative behavior of evolving systems. In particular, I am
interested in studying bifurcations of nonlinear waves and their stability in
a variety of applications, including optics and neuroscience.
Publications:
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Russell K. Jackson, "Multiple pulses in nonlinear optical systems",
PhD thesis
(2003).
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Russell K. Jackson, Christopher K.R.T. Jones and Vadim Zharnitsky,
"Dispersion-managed solitons via an averaged variational principle",
Physica D
190 (2004), 63-77.
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Russell K. Jackson and Michael I. Weinstein,
"Geometric analysis of bifurcation and symmetry breaking in a
Gross-Pitaevskii equation",
J. Statist. Phys. 116 (2004), 881-905.
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David J. Pinto, Russell K. Jackson and C. Eugene Wayne,
"Existence and stability of traveling pulses in a continuous neuronal
network", accepted with minor revisions in
SIAM J. Appl. Dyn Syst.
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Russell K. Jackson,
"A homoclinic flip bifurcation in nonlinearly coupled Schrodinger equations", preprint.
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Russell K. Jackson and Christopher K. R. T. Jones,
"Symmetry breaking and instability in nonlinearly coupled Schrodinger equations", preprint.
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