
Active Particles Methods in Economics
New Perspectives in the Interaction between Mathematics and Economics
Cambridge University Press
Published on 2. January 2025
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64 pages
978-1-009-54876-2 (ISBN)
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The aim of this Element is to understand how far mathematical theories based on active particles methods have been applied to describe the dynamics of complex systems in economics, and to look forward to further research perspectives in the interaction between mathematics and economics. The mathematical theory of active particles and the theory of behavioral swarms are selected for the above interaction. The mathematical approach considered in this work takes into account the complexity of living systems, which is a key feature of behavioral economics. The modeling and simulation of the dynamics of prices within a heterogeneous population is reviewed to show how mathematical tools can be used in real applications.
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English
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Cambridge
United Kingdom
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Height: 229 mm
Width: 152 mm
Thickness: 4 mm
Weight
108 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-009-54876-2 (9781009548762)
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Nicola Bellomo | Diletta Burini | Valeria Secchini
Active Particles Methods in Economics
New Perspectives in the Interaction between Mathematics and Economics
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01/2025
Cambridge University Press
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Universidad de Granada
Liceo statale classico e musicale 'A. Mariotti'
Charles University, Prague
Universita di Torino, Italy
Content
1. Aims and Plan of this Element; 2. On a quest towards a mathematical theory of living systems; 3. A handbook of mathematical tools; 4. On price dynamics in heterogeneous Societies; 5. Further developments of mathematical theory; 6. On a forward look to research challenges; 7. The computational code; 8. Closure: On the role of hard sciences in economic theories; References.