Approximations for Markov chain models

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• Thomas Kurtz (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
• Monday 04 April 2016, 09:30-10:15
• Seminar Room 1, Newton Institute.

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SDBW03 - Advances in numerical and analytic approaches for the study of non-spatial stochastic dynamical systems in molecular biology

Co-author: David F. Anderson (Univ of Wisconsin – Madison)

The talk will begin by reviewing methods of specifying continuous-time Markov chains and classical limit theorems that arise naturally for chemical network models. Since models arising in molecular biology frequently exhibit multiple state and time scales, analogous limit theorems for these models will be illustrated through simple examples.

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