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Nonlocal Evolution Equations

We consider various lattice dynamical systems with long range interaction and related integro-differential evolution equations. Typically, these arise in the modeling of phase transitions for a binary material and from activity in families of neurons. The existence and stability of patterns and of traveling waves will be discussed.


Monday, Dec 5, 4:30pm, E1 Room 106

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