Explore the convergence of a dilute gas to the fluctuating Boltzmann equation in this comprehensive lecture by T. Bodineau from CNRS & IHES. Delve into effective theories in classical and quantum particle systems, gaining insights into the behavior of dilute gases and their mathematical representations. Over the course of 65 minutes, examine the intricacies of this convergence process and its implications for understanding particle dynamics in both classical and quantum contexts.
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Convergence of a dilute gas to the fluctuating Boltzmann equation, T. Bodineau (CNRS & IHES)
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