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SUMMARY:Seminar Analysis and Mathematical Physics: Ángel Castro (ICMAT\, M
 adrid)
DESCRIPTION:In this talk we will consider the existence of traveling waves 
 arbitrarily close to  shear flows for  the 2D incompressible Euler equat
 ions. In particular we shall present some results concerning the existence
  of such solutions near the Couette\, Taylor-Couette and the Poiseuille f
 lows. In the first part of the talk we will introduce the problem and revi
 ew some well known results on this topic. In the  second one some of the 
 ideas behind the construction of our traveling waves  will be sketched.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>In this talk we will consider the existence of traveling wave
 s arbitrarily close to&nbsp\; shear flows for&nbsp\; the 2D incompressible
  Euler equations. In particular we shall present some results concerning t
 he existence of such solutions near the Couette\, Taylor-Couette and the P
 oiseuille&nbsp\;flows. In the first part of the talk we will introduce the
  problem and review some well known results on this topic. In the&nbsp\; s
 econd one some of the ideas behind the construction of our traveling waves
 &nbsp\; will be sketched.</p>
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