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List of Contributions to the Volume

1. Sputnik of Chaos (Intoduction)
by J. Bellissard, O. Bohigas, G. Casati and D. L. Shepelyansky

2. Threshold to Global Diffusion in a Nonmonotonic Map with Quadratic Nonlinearity
by G. Corso and A. J. Lichtenberg

3. Forcing Oscillatory Media: Phase Kinks vs. Synchronization
by H.  Chaté, A. S. Pikovsky and O. Rudzick

4. Space-Time Chaos in Spatially Continuous Systems
by L. Bunimovich

5. Chaos and Statistical Mechanics in the Hamiltonian Mean Field model
by V. Latora and S. Ruffo

6. Chaotic layer of a nonlinear resonance driven by quasiperiodic perturbation
by V. V. Vecheslavov

7. Correlation decay and return time statistics
R. Artuso

8. Polygonal Billiards Revisited: A Model of Quantum A-Integrability
by G. Mantica

9. Quantum chaos with cesium atoms: pushing the boundaries
by B. G. Klappauf, W. H. Oskay, D. A. Steck and M. G. Raizen

10. Beyond (1d + time) dynamics in the microwave ionization of excited H atoms: Surprises from experiments with collinear static and linearly polarized electric fields
by P. M. Koch, E. J. Galvez and S. A. Zelazny

11. Stable classical configurations in strongly driven helium
by P. Schlagheck and A. Buchleitner

12. Level-band problem and many-body effects in cold Rydberg atoms
by V. M. Akulin, F. de Tomasi, I. Mourachko and P. Pillet

13. Classical quasiparticle dynamics and chaos in trapped Bose condensates
by M. Fliesser and R. Graham

14. Finite-length Lyapunov exponents and conductance for quasi-1D disordered solids
by T. Kottos, F. M. Izrailev and A. Politi

15. Models for Chaotic and Regular Motion on the Fermi Surface
by A. Iomin and S. Fishman

16. On the distribution of the total energy of a system of non-interacting fermions: random matrix and semiclassical estimates
by O. Bohigas, P. Leboeuf and M. J. Sanchez

17. Quantum chaos in many-body systems: What can we learn from the Ce atom?
by V. V. Flambaum, A. A. Gribakina, G. F. Gribakin and I. V. Ponomarev

18. Quantum Chaos in Quantum Wells
by E. E. Narimanov and A. D. Stone

19. Efficient Diagonalization of Kicked Quantum Systems
by R. Ketzmerick, K. Kruse and T. Geisel

20. On the Special Role of Symmetric Periodic Orbits in a Chaotic System
by L. Benet, C. Jung, T. Papenbrock and T. H. Seligman

21. Semiclassics for a Dissipative Quantum Map
by D. Braun, P. A. Braun and F. Haake

22. The quantum mechanics of chaotic billiards
by G. Casati and T. Prosen

23. Quantum fractal eigenstates
by G. Casati, G. Maspero and D. L. Shepelyansky

24. Cantori and dynamical localization in the Bunimovich Stadium
by F. Borgonovi, P. Conti, D.Rebuzzi, B. Hu and B. Li

25. Remarks on Boris (a Russian) by Peter (an American) in Toulouse (France): Yes, physics is international ! (unformal Conclusion)
by P. M. Koch