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Mean-Field limits for Coulomb-type dynamics

Applied Mathematics, Dynamical Systems and seminar by Sylvia Serfaty, New York University

Hosted by Institute for Advanced Study

Monday 16:30–17:30 New York (GMT-4)

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1 h 8 min

Abstract

Sylvia Serfaty studies the many-particle limit of systems driven by Coulomb or Riesz interactions through gradient flows or analogous conservative dynamics, possibly with added random diffusion. The Riesz interaction has inverse-distance exponent s between d−2 and d in dimension d. The talk presents convergence, as the number of particles tends to infinity, to the expected mean-field evolution. It also discusses deriving the Vlasov–Poisson equation from Newtonian dynamics in the monokinetic case and related results for Ginzburg–Landau vortex dynamics.

Topics

many-particle limitRiesz interactionsgradient flowsconservative dynamicsrandom diffusionmean-field evolutionVlasov–Poisson equationNewtonian dynamicsGinzburg–Landau vortex dynamics