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RefNoEC/2000/24
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TitleMacKay, Robert Sinclair: certificate of election to the Royal Society
DescriptionCitation typed on separate sheet of paper, then pasted onto certificate
CitationProfessor MacKay's main achievements have been the discovery of a renormalisation fixed point governing the break-up of invariant circles for area-preserving maps and a sliding-pinning transition in solid-state physics, the construction of surfaces of locally minimal flux governing transport in Hamiltonian systems and the development of a rigorous criterion for non-existence of invariant tori. These studies together with major developments in Hamiltonian dynamics have deepened our understanding of a wide variety of topics including chaotic behaviour and equilibrium states of systems with strong electron-phonon coupling
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