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SUMMARY:Gradient flow structure of hydrodynamic limit equations from microscopic interacting particle systems
DESCRIPTION:We discuss the gradient flow structure of hydrodynamic limit equations obtained from microscopic interacting particle systems. We first show that for a wide class of reversible non-degenerate interacting particle systems, their hydrodynamic limit equations are formally given as a gradient flow with respect to the Wasserstein metric with mobility. Then we discuss when such formulation can be justified rigorously, and how it can be applied for the study of hydrodynamic limits. This talk is based on an ongoing work with Kohei Hayashi.  
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