Collective models for networked particle systems

The one-day symposium “Collective Models for Networked Particle Systems” will take place at the Department of Mathematics on April 16th, 2024. The study of collective dynamics has attracted much attention in recent years, both due to their wide range of applications and to their ability to model self-organization, that is the emergence of global patterns from local interactions. Many real-world models involve an underlying connection network, allowing particles to selectively interact only with a specific portion of the population (neural networks, opinion dynamics etc.). For this reason, a recent but growing body of works has begun to address this issue.

During this event, five international speakers will present new advancements in the field aimed at exploring the dynamics, applications, and implications of collective models in networked particle systems and their applications.

Please share this event with possibly interested researchers.

For more information please write an email to Prof. Mattia Zanella (mattia.zanella@unipv.it)