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Interaction between kinetic and macroscopic equations in the doxa of control theory.

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FKTW02 - Frontiers in analysis of kinetic equations

Reporting on a joint program with Kim Dang Phung I will illustrate the following facts: One hand it is convenient to introduce kinetic equations as a tool to address issues raised in control theory while on the other hand some macroscopic descriptions play a symmetric role for the dynamic at level of kinetic problems.

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