Speakers

Andrea Bertozzi, University of California - Mathematical Modelling of Crime

Adrien Blanchet, Université de Toulouse - Regular and Singular Points in the Parabolic Obstacle Problem and Application to American Options

Bikas Chakrabahrti, Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics - Kinetic Models for Markets and their Microeconomic Foundations

Stephane Cordier, Université d'Orleans - Mesoscopic Modelling of Financial Markets

Maria Rita D'Orsogna, CSUN - Patterns, Stability and Collapse for Interacting Agents

Bertram Düring, Vienna University of Technology - Kinetic Modelling of Opinion Leadership

Klemens Fellner, Université d'Orleans - On Non-Local Interaction Equations

Ingenuin Gasser, University of Hamburg - On a Model for a Solar Updraft Tower

Maria Pia Gualdani, The University Of Texas - Global Existence of a Free Boundary Problem with Non-Standard Sources

Olivier Guéant, Université Paris-Dauphine - A Reference Case for Mean Field Games

Michael Grinfeld, University of Strathclyde - Locating the Threshold in Bak-Sneppen Type Models

Dirk Helbing, ETH Zurich - A Kinetic Approach to Game Theory

Charlotte Hemelrijk, University of Groningen - Simple Local Interactions Explain Complex Aerial Displays of Thousands of Starlings  

Ansgar Jeungel, Vienna University of Technology - Cross-Diffusion Models in Biology

Corrado Lattanzio, Università degli Studi dell'Aquila - Flocking and Synchronization of Particle Models

Jian Guo Liu, Duke University - A Simple Proof of Cucker-Smale Glocking Dynamics and the Mean Field Limit  

Daniel Matthes, Vienna University of Technology - Distribution of Wealth in Market Economies - a Kinetic Approach  

Eli Ben Naim, Los Alamos National Laboratory - Bifurcations and Patterns in Opinion Dynamics

Barbara Niethammer, University of Oxford - Dynamics and Self-Similarity in Min-Driven Clustering

Lorenzo Pareschi, University of Ferrara - Kinetic Modelling of Financial Markets

Jan Pietschmann, University of Cambridge - On a Parabolic Free Boundary Problem Modeling Price Formation

Michel Rascle, University of Nice - Nonlinear Waves and Oscillations in Mathematical Models of Traffic Flow

Jesus Rosado, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona - A Refined Result of Flocking for the Cucker-Smale Model

Francesco Salvarani, Universita' degli Studi di Pavia - A Kinetic Approach to the Study of Opinion Formation

Bärbel Schlake, University of Munster - Nonlinear Cross Diffusion Models for Crowds

Martin Short, University of California - Modelling the Formation and Dynamics of Crime Hotspots  

David Simmons, Benfield Group - Modelling with Limited Loss Data in the Reinsurance Industry  

Giuseppe Toscani, University of Pavia - A Kinetic Approach to the Formation of Wealth Distribution Curves

Richard Tsai, University Of Texas - Efficient Solutions for a Class of Inverse Source Problems in Domains with Obstacles

Darren Unwin, Heriot-Watt University - Using Game Theory to Engage Stakeholders and Develop Catchment Flood Risk Management Plans