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CATEGORIES:Mathematical Physics Seminar
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Eitan Tadmor: Emergent behavior in alignment dynamics with short-range interactions
LOCATION:Zoom
DESCRIPTION:Eitan Tadmor – University of Maryland\nWednesday, August 21st, 10:45AM EDT 
 \n \nEmergent behavior in alignment dynamics with short-range interactions\
 n \nAlignment protocols are governed by different classes of pairwise commu
 nication kernels. They often feature “social particles” which actively prob
 e the environment and emerge into one or more clusters. In this talk I will
  survey recent mathematical developments in collective dynamics driven by a
 lignment. A main question of interest is how different kernels affect the l
 arge-time, large-crowd emergence of large-scale clusters. The question aris
 es in different levels of description: in agent-based description driven by
  the connectivity property of the underlying graph of communication, and in
  hydrodynamic description driven by fluctuations.\nIn particular we discuss
  short- vs. long-range interactions, models of anticipation, multi-species 
 dynamics, and the role of pressure away from thermal equilibrium.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p style="text-align: center; background: white;"><strong>Eitan Tadmor – Un
 iversity of Maryland</strong></p><p style="text-align: center;">Wednesday,&
 nbsp;August 21st,&nbsp;<strong>10:45AM EDT&nbsp;</strong></p><p style="text
 -align: center;"><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p><p style="text-align: center; b
 ackground: white;"><strong>Emergent behavior in alignment dynamics with sho
 rt-range interactions</strong></p><p style="text-align: center; background:
  white;"><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p><p>Alignment protocols are governed by 
 different classes of pairwise communication kernels. They often feature “so
 cial particles” which actively probe the environment and emerge into one or
  more clusters. In this talk I will survey recent mathematical developments
  in collective dynamics driven by alignment. A main question of interest is
  how different kernels affect the large-time, large-crowd emergence of larg
 e-scale clusters. The question arises in different levels of description: i
 n agent-based description driven by the connectivity property of the underl
 ying graph of communication, and in hydrodynamic description driven by fluc
 tuations.</p><p>In particular we discuss short- vs. long-range interactions
 , models of anticipation, multi-species dynamics, and the role of pressure 
 away from thermal equilibrium.</p>
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