Orateur
Pierre Degond
(Imperial College London)
Description
Collective dynamics refers to the ability of motile agents to achieve
large-scale coordination through purely local interactions. Systems
exhibiting collective dynamics can be found in the living world (motor
proteins, cells, birds, pedestrians) as well as in the social world
(opinion, wealth). Collective dynamics challenges the existing theories
relating microscopic to macroscopic dynamics. In this talk, we will review
some of these mathematical challenges.
Auteur principal
Pierre Degond
(Imperial College London)
