Watch a 71-minute seminar presentation from the Isaac Newton Institute's Stochastic Systems for Anomalous Diffusion series, where Dr. Luke Davis from the University of Cambridge explores the control mechanisms of discrete and continuous state non-equilibrium systems. Delivered as part of the institute's mathematical sciences research programme, this technical talk delves into advanced mathematical concepts and their applications across science and technology fields. Engage with cutting-edge research presented by a leading mathematical scientist, examining the intricate relationships between stochastic systems and anomalous diffusion phenomena.
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Dr. Luke Davis | Controlling discrete and continuous state non-equilibrium systems
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INI Seminar Room 2
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