September 23-24, 2014, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Scope and aims. The main focus of this Workshop is bringing together advanced ideas, expertizes, isolation and discussion of less-explored problems of linear and nonlinear evolution equations on networks and their application of particle, wave transport in mesoscopic and nanoscale systems. This will be done by presenting invited and short talks for the broad auditorium of young researchers (e.g. PhD students, young postdocs and research associates) working on different areas of modern mathematics, physics and chemistry.
Wave transport in branched structures is of importance for different topics of contemporary physics such as optics, cold atom physics, fluid dynamics and acoustics. For instance, such problems as light propagation in optical fiber networks, BEC in network type traps and acoustic waves in discrete structures deal with wave transport in branched systems. Due to recent progress made in nanoscale and mesoscopic physics particle and wave dynamics in branched structures, such as nanoscale networks, quantum and optical graphs has attracted growing interest during the last decade. Talks to be presented and discussions will focus on different practical applications of wave dynamics in branched structures described by linear and nonlinear evolution equations as well as mathematical aspects of the subject.