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Mathematical Modeling of Condensing on Metric Spaces

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  • European Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics

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  • 2013

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This work aims to present an energy based model of the collective dynamics where local interactions between particles of a collection causes all particles to reorganize in new positions. The self-organizing phenomenon involved by singular local moves of individual particles leads to condensing. This model is analyzed on metric spaces, simulated on a finite and in a continuous Euclidean subsets.
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