Leseprobe
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Target Search Problems
Gleb Oshanin (Hrsg.), Denis Grebenkov (Hrsg.), Ralf Metzler (Hrsg.)
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Naturwissenschaften, Medizin, Informatik, Technik / Biochemie, Biophysik
Beschreibung
This book presents cutting-edge research addressing the mathematical models used to tackle the "Target problem" as it manifests itself in a wide range of disciplines. Leading international experts from around the world describe a variety of different approaches to this truly multidisciplinary topic.
Recent years have witnessed a substantial and still growing interest in understanding the general "Target problem". This encompasses a wide range of different situations in which some "agents" perform a deterministic or stochastic motion to search for a certain immobile or mobile "target". Such problems arise in many disciplines: to name but a few, computer science, the evolution of stock markets, biochemistry, bio-medicine, evolutionary games, as well as diverse areas of physics. This book with its up-to-date collection of chapters authored by leading experts in these and other fields, provides a comprehensive and complete picture in broadlyaccessible language.
The book will naturally serve as a source of inspiration for further research, as well as facilitating a cross-fertilization of approaches, ideas, and research directions.
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Crowding effects, First passage problem, Rotating targets, Anomalous diffusion, Infotaxis, Evanescent searchers, Active matter, Chemotaxis, Steric factors, Evasive targets, Distributions of targets, Narrow Escape Problem, Mobile targets