Linda E. Reichl, Ph.D., is a Professor of Physics at the University of Texas at Austin and is co-Director of the Center for Complex Quantum Systems. She has authored numerous papers on classical and quantum chaos theory and is author of the textbook “A Modern Course in Statistical Physics”, now in its fourth edition. She was elected a Fellow of the American Physical Society in 2000 for “original work in the field of quantum chaos”.

• Overview.- Fundamental Concepts.- Classical Chaos as seen in area preserving maps.- Global properties of 2DofF.- Global properties of systems with 3 or more DoF.- Semiclassical Theory – Path Integrals.- Manifestations of chaos in scattering processes (classical and quantum).- Time periodically driven systems.- Stochastic manifestations of chaos.- Appendices: Random matrix theory, Symmetries and invariant measures.

Linda E. Reichl, Ph.D., is a Professor of Physics at the University of Texas at Austin and is co-Director of the Center for Complex Quantum Systems. She has authored numerous papers on classical and quantum chaos theory and is author of the textbook “A Modern Course in Statistical Physics”, now in its fourth edition. She was elected a Fellow of the American Physical Society in 2000 for “original work in the field of quantum chaos”.

• Overview.- Fundamental Concepts.- Classical Chaos as seen in area preserving maps.- Global properties of 2DofF.- Global properties of systems with 3 or more DoF.- Semiclassical Theory – Path Integrals.- Manifestations of chaos in scattering processes (classical and quantum).- Time periodically driven systems.- Stochastic manifestations of chaos.- Appendices: Random matrix theory, Symmetries and invariant measures.