Analysis and probability on fractals is an exciting new area of mathematical research that studies basic analytic operators and stochastic processes when the underlying space is fractal. The following books give an indication of the accomplishments in this area in the recent past:
- Diffusions on Fractals by M. Barlow (Lecture Notes 1690, Springer, 1998),
- Analysis on Fractals by J. Kigami (Cambridge Univ. Press 2001),
- Differential Equations on Fractals: a tutorial (Princeton Univ. Press 2006) by R. Strichartz.
Research in this area is closely related to work in analysis and probability when the underlying space is manifold or a graph, and to analysis on metric measure spaces.
Previous Meetings
Fractals 6 — June 13–17, 2017
Fractals 5 — June 11–15, 2014
Fractals 4 — September 10–13, 2011
Fractals 3 — June 11–15, 2008
Fractals 2 — May 31 – June 4, 2005