Explore effective theories in classical and quantum particle systems through this 57-minute lecture by M. Duerinckx from Université libre Bruxelles. Delve into the effective description of particle suspensions in fluids, gaining insights into the complex interactions between particles and their surrounding medium. Examine the mathematical models and physical principles used to describe these systems, and understand how effective theories can simplify the analysis of multi-particle phenomena. Learn about the applications of these concepts in various fields, from colloidal science to quantum mechanics, and discover how they contribute to our understanding of complex fluid dynamics and particle behavior.
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Effective description of particle suspensions in fluids, M. Duerinckx (Université libre Bruxelles)
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