New Frontiers in Mathematics: Professor Martin Hairer “Bridging Scales”
New Frontiers in Mathematics: Imperial College London and CNRS international symposium
Professor Hairer from Imperial College London explains constructing mathematical tools to link the macroscopic and microscopic worlds.
Using examples of Tetris bricks and liquid crystals, Professor Hairer talked about universality and the evolution of a boundary between two regions.
Видео New Frontiers in Mathematics: Professor Martin Hairer “Bridging Scales” канала Imperial College London
Professor Hairer from Imperial College London explains constructing mathematical tools to link the macroscopic and microscopic worlds.
Using examples of Tetris bricks and liquid crystals, Professor Hairer talked about universality and the evolution of a boundary between two regions.
Видео New Frontiers in Mathematics: Professor Martin Hairer “Bridging Scales” канала Imperial College London
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