Join a 70-minute seminar lecture from Professor Balint Toth of the University of Bristol exploring anomalous super-diffusion phenomena arising from particle interactions. Delivered as part of the Stochastic Systems for Anomalous Diffusion (SSD) program at the prestigious Isaac Newton Institute, examine cutting-edge mathematical research investigating how particle interactions lead to super-diffusive behavior that deviates from standard diffusion models. Gain insights into this specialized area of mathematical physics through an in-depth presentation by a leading expert in the field, combining theoretical frameworks with practical applications in science and technology.
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Prof. Balint Toth | Anomalous super-diffusion from interactions
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INI Seminar Room 2
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