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Professor Dmitry Turaev is a Professor of Applied Mathematics & Mathematical Physics at the Department of Mathematics, Imperial College London. His research interests are not explicitly detailed in the provided information. Professor Turaev's profile page indicates a focus on mathematical and physical applications, though specific research areas are not outlined. His academic profile is accessible via the provided website.
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Dmitry Turaev is a researcher in Dynamical Systems, focusing on nonlinear dynamics and complex behaviors in mathematical models. His work explores phenomena such as homoclinic tangencies, wild strange attractors, and the dynamics of systems with structurally unstable Poincaré homoclinic orbits. He investigates the qualitative theory of nonlinear dynamics, including normal forms, Lorenz attractors, and the existence of Newhouse regions. Turaev also examines dynamical systems in multidimensional settings, delay differential equations, and the interaction of oscillating dissipative solitons. His research contributes to understanding bifurcations, chaos, and stability in both conservative and dissipative systems.