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SUMMARY:Wasiur Khuda Bukhsh (University of Nottingham)
DTSTART:20220127T163000Z
DTEND:20220127T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260421T124057Z
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/MoRN/43/">In
 corporating age and delay into models for biophysical systems</a>\nby Wasi
 ur Khuda Bukhsh (University of Nottingham) as part of Seminar on the Mathe
 matics of Reaction Networks\n\n\nAbstract\nIn many biological systems\, ch
 emical reactions or changes in a physical state are assumed to occur insta
 ntaneously. For describing the dynamics of those systems\, Markov models t
 hat require exponentially distributed inter-event times have been used wid
 ely. However\, some biophysical processes such as gene transcription and t
 ranslation are known to have a significant gap between the initiation and 
 the completion of the processes\, which renders the usual assumption of ex
 ponential distribution untenable. In this talk\, we consider relaxing this
  assumption by incorporating age-dependent random time delays (distributed
  according to a given probability distribution) into the system dynamics. 
 We do so by constructing a measure-valued Markov process on a more abstrac
 t state space\, which allows us to keep track of the 'ages' of molecules p
 articipating in a chemical reaction. We study the large-volume limit of su
 ch age-structured systems. We show that\, when appropriately scaled\, the 
 stochastic system can be approximated by a system of partial differential 
 equations (PDEs) in the large-volume limit\, as opposed to ordinary differ
 ential equations (ODEs) in the classical theory. We show how the limiting 
 PDE system can be used for the purpose of further model reductions and for
  devising efficient simulation algorithms. To describe the ideas\, we will
  use a simple transcription process as a running example.\n
LOCATION:https://researchseminars.org/talk/MoRN/43/
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