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Aims

Several phenomena in daily life can be described by a system of interacting agents, from natural systems such as cells, swarming dynamics, chemical compounds, organisms or crystals; but also in human artifacts, for example in market economies, crowd dynamics, vehicular traffics, opinion formations, wealth distributions, networks, cybernetics or artificial intelligences.

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The aim of the school "From interacting particle systems to kinetic equations" is to give a general overview on the mathematical modelling of multi-agent systems ranging from their microscopic description up to mesoscopic, and macroscopic approximation.

In particular we will focus on rigorous derivation of mean-field and hydrodynamical models.

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A substantial part of the school will be dedicated to the development of efficient numerical methods for non-linear PDEs models with some tutorial sessions, covering also novel research topics in this field such as optimal control theory, and uncertainty quantification.

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The school is organized in 3 mini-courses, held by senior speakers, and 3 focused seminars, held by young researchers.

There will be also the opportunity for Ph.D. students, and participants to give a short communication about their research topics.

Local Organizers

G. Albi,  A. Marigonda, G. Orlandi

Scientific Committee

G. Albi,  M. Caliari, G. Dimarco,  L. Pareschi

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