Explore a one-hour Clay Public Lecture examining the mathematical principles of diffusion in random Lorentz gas systems, delivered by Professor Balint Toth from the University of Bristol. Part of the Stochastic Systems for Anomalous Diffusion program at the Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, this mathematical sciences presentation delves into advanced concepts related to particle movement and diffusion in complex environments. Learn from a leading mathematical scientist as he shares insights from this specialized field of study, bridging theoretical mathematics with practical applications in science and technology.
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Date: 20th Nov 2024 - 16:00 to
Taught by
Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences
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