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Introduction | 1 | |
Pt. 1 | Attractors of Autonomous Equations | 15 |
Ch. I | Attractors of Autonomous Ordinary Differential Equations | 17 |
Ch. II | Attractors of Autonomous Partial Differential Equations | 27 |
Ch. III | Dimension of Attractors | 51 |
Pt. 2 | Attractors of Non-autonomous Equations | 77 |
Ch. IV | Processes and Attractors | 79 |
Ch. V | Translation Compact Functions | 95 |
Ch. VI | Attractors of Non-autonomous Partial Differential Equations | 107 |
Ch. VII | Semiprocesses and Attractors | 129 |
Ch. VIII | Kernels of Processes | 149 |
Ch. IX | Kolmogorov [epsilon]-Entropy of Attractors | 163 |
Pt. 3 | Trajectory Attractors | 197 |
Ch. X | Trajectory Attractors of Autonomous Ordinary Differential Equations | 199 |
Ch. XI | Attractors in Hausdorff Spaces | 211 |
Ch. XII | Trajectory Attractors of Autonomous Equations | 219 |
Ch. XIII | Trajectory Attractors of Autonomous Partial Differential Equations | 229 |
Ch. XIV | Trajectory Attractors of Non-autonomous Equations | 259 |
Ch. XV | Trajectory Attractors of Non-autonomous Partial Differential Equations | 269 |
Ch. XVI | Approximation of Trajectory Attractors | 299 |
Ch. XVII | Perturbation of Trajectory Attractors | 305 |
Ch. XVIII | Averaging of Attractors of Evolution Equations with Rapidly Oscillating Terms | 311 |
App. A | Proofs of Theorems II.1.4 and II.1.5 | 345 |
App. B | Lattices and Coverings | 349 |
Bibliography | 353 | |
Index | 361 |
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