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SUMMARY:Stochastic interacting particle systems as models for selforganization in microbiology
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Angela Stevens\, Leipzig)\n\nSelforganization in microbiology is not only interesting in itself but also serves as a model problem for questions in morphogenesis, e.g."how do cells manage to cooperate and build higher organized structures." Aggregation or selforganization of a species frequently involves movement towards or …

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URL:https://www.math.utah.edu/research/colloquia/2000-02-16-angela-stevens/
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