The third conference on “Symmetry and Perturbation Theory” (SPT2001) was attended by over 50 mathematicians, physicists and chemists. The proceedings present the advancement of research in this field — more precisely, in the different fields at whose crossroads symmetry and perturbation theory sit.Contents:Geometry and Dynamics of Hyperelliptically Separable Systems (S Abenda)A Functional Analysis Approach to Arnold Diffusion (M Berti)Linearizing Resonant Normal Forms (G Gaeta)Tori Breakdown in Coupled Map Lattices (C Giberti)A Two-Dimensional Version of the Camassa–Holm Equation (H-P Kruse et al.)Generalizations of Gordon's Theorem (N Nekhoroshev)Moving Frames: A Brief Survey (P J Olver)A Symmetric Normal Form for the Fermi Pasta Ulam Chain (B Rink)Higher Order Resonance in Two Degrees of Freedom Hamiltonian System (J M Tuwankotta & F Verhulst)Topologically Unavoidable Degeneracies in Band Structure of Solids (J Zak)and other papersReadership: Graduate students and researchers in mathematics, physics and chemistry.Key Features:This book investigates new urban industrial restructuring in China, based on on-going reindustrialization practices in Northeast China. Many books about urban China emphasize on coastal cities or how globalization impacts China's urban transformation. In contrast, this book is inland China-focused and based on more recent dataIn addition, scholarly books about China's industrialization are mainly about rural industrialization. Our book is to examine urban reindustrialization models and how cities in China's non-coast region catch up with the coastal regionThis book is co-authored by three eminent Chinese scholars who have conducted substantial research in the case study region for years, in collaboration with a well-known Australian economist and an expert urban geographer both of whom specialize in China transition study. All authors have collaborated for several research projects