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This is the written version of the author's lecture, outlining some issues that arise in studying the geometry of bifurcation problems and describing various links with other topics in differential geometry and topology. In particular the impact of symmetries is discussed and some ideas about spontaneous and forced symmetry breaking are exhibited. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0942.00032].
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