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DESCRIPTION: \n\nTitle: Equations on the Wasserstein space and applications
 \n\nAbstract: The study of differential equations on the Wasserstein space
  of probability measures has become an active area of research in recent y
 ears. One motivating factor is that many relevant observable quantities in
  interacting agent systems have mean field approximations that solve such 
 equations\, as has been borne seen in mean field games/control theory as w
 ell as applications in statistical physics. A well-posedness theory for th
 ese equations can thus lead to new methods for studying such mean field mo
 dels. In this talk\, we present some well-posedness results for Hamilton-J
 acobi equations on Wasserstein space and explain how these results lead to
  qualitative and quantitative results for associated interacting agent mod
 els. This is joint work with Samuel Daudin (Universite Paris-Cite) and Joe
  Jackson (University of Chicago).\n
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LOCATION:Room 1104\, Burnside Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0B9\, 805 rue
  Sherbrooke Ouest
SUMMARY:Ben Seeger (University of North Carolina Chapel Hill)
URL:/smerg/channels/event/ben-seeger-university-north-
 carolina-chapel-hill-371109
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