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Diffusion on an expanding interval
The diffusion equation is used to model transport of particles, heat etc. and is usually solved in some fixed geometry e.g. on an interval in 1d, or inside a sphere in 3d. What happens if the domain is not static but changes over time? In this talk
Introduction to Lattice Boltzmann II
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An introduction to Lattice Boltzmann
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Watch out for scams or fraud | New Students | The University of Edinburgh
Edinburgh is a safe city, but it’s still important to know how to protect yourself against scams and fraud. Discover more about how to stay safe, spot scams and fraud, and tips on protecting your personal information.
ACRC Student Conference | Advanced Care Research Centre | Usher Institute
Academy students develop open conference on 15th April
Van Kampen's system-size expansion
The van Kampen's expansion is a systematic expansion of the master equation in powers of the system size (volume, number of particles). The leading order terms give deterministic equations which govern the evolution of infinite systems where
Mean-field model of fungal growth
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The mathematics of active matter
A flock of birds, a shoal of fish, a swarm of robots, a colony of swimming bacteria; these are examples of systems composed of interacting units that consume energy and collectively generate motion and mechanical forces on their environment. T
Andrew Keay, Dissolution and Restoration of Companies | Edinburgh Law Review
This book is recommended to anyone who is interested in company and insolvency law.
Yun Lu | LFCS | School of Informatics
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