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Angelo Vulpiani - Università di Roma "La Sapienza” - TRANSPORT OF INERT AND REACTING MATERIALS

The course will focus on passive transport phenomena both of inert and reacting solutes. The key topics which will be addressed are Chaos, the relations with Stochastic Processes and applications in both biological and technical frameworks.

3-7 luglio 2018 - aula 7D
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Gustav NILSSON - Doctoral student at Lund University - GENERALIZED PROPORTIONAL ALLOCATION FOR TRAFFIC SIGNAL CONTROL

With the recent sensor development, it is now possible to obtain real-time information about the trac state in road information.

4 luglio 2018 - ore 10:00 - Aula Buzano - DISMA
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Lorenzo Zino - Politecnico di Torino - CONTROLLING SPREADING PROCESSES IN NETWORKS

The study of spreading processes on networks has improved our understanding of how ideas and innovations, as well as epidemics and mutations diffuse.

11 luglio 2018 - ore 10:00 - Aula Buzano - DISMA
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Alice RAELI - Post-doctoral fellow at Institut Montpelliérain Alexander Grothendieck - NUMERICAL MODELLING OF ELLIPTIC PROBLEMS ON OCTREE-BASED MESHES

In the framework of Energy Store Technologies and Phase Changing Materials, the geometry of the system or the way in which some of its properties are described may induce internal discontinuities.

18 luglio 2018 - ore 10:00 - Aula Buzano - DISMA (terzo piano)
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Daniele CAPPELLETTI - Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Wisconsin–Madison - APPROXIMATIONS OF STOCHASTIC MODELS FOR REACTION NETWORKS.

Stochastic reaction networks are mathematical models mainly used to describe the time evolution of a system of chemical species undergoing chemical transformations. Despite this being the main application, the models are also fruitfully used in Ecology

18 luglio 2018 - ore 11:00 - Aula Buzano - DISMA (terzo piano)
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Costanza CATALANO - PhD student at Gran Sasso Science Institute - SYNCHRONIZING DIGRAPHS VIA A PRIMITIVE SETS APPROACH

Automata were introduced in Computer Science as models of computing devices: they are labelled multidigraphs where the vertices represent the states of the device, and the labels represent the different control commands.

25 luglio 2018 - ore 10:00 - Aula Buzano - DISMA (terzo piano)