Colombo, R.M., & Garavello, M. (2024). Non Local Hyperbolic Dynamics of Clusters. arXiv preprint arXiv:2410.10507.
This paper investigates the well-posedness and qualitative properties of a system of non-local balance laws designed to model the formation, movement, and interaction of clusters. Additionally, it explores the potential application of these equations as an encryption/decryption tool.
The authors employ a theoretical and analytical approach, utilizing concepts from partial differential equations, functional analysis, and numerical methods. They establish the well-posedness of the system through a fixed-point argument and derive various stability estimates. Qualitative properties, such as symmetry preservation, stationary solutions, propagation speed, and fragmentation conditions, are also rigorously analyzed.
The proposed system of non-local balance laws provides a robust framework for modeling cluster dynamics, capturing phenomena like fragmentation, polarization, and consensus. The theoretical results, including well-posedness, stability, and qualitative properties, lay a solid foundation for further investigation and applications. Moreover, the reversibility property opens up exciting possibilities for utilizing these equations in encryption/decryption schemes.
This research contributes significantly to the field of non-local hyperbolic equations and their applications in modeling complex systems. The rigorous mathematical analysis provides valuable insights into the behavior of clusters and their interactions. Furthermore, the proposed encryption/decryption application highlights the potential of these equations in information security.
The paper primarily focuses on the theoretical aspects of the system. Future research could explore:
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