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- A nonlocal-in-time PDE system framework for hidden semi-Markov models
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Date: Thu 6th June 2024
Abstract
We carefully extend the mobile-immobile decomposition of continuous time random walk models to allow particles in the immobile phase to undergo a separate process. This can then be further extended to multiple separate processes leading to a system of non-local PDEs as governing equations (either Fokker Planck-type or Feller) for the implied hidden semi-Markov model/ persistent random walk model.
Speaker
Boris Baeumer
Research Area
Applied Mathematics
Affiliation
University of Otago
Date
Thu 6th June 2024
Venue
Anita B. Lawrence 4082 and online via Zoom (Link below; password: 310613)