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SUMMARY:Perlen-Kolloquium: François Golse (Ecole Polytechnique\, Paris)
DESCRIPTION:The kinetic theory of gases\, founded by Maxwell and Boltzmann 
 in the second half of XIXth century\, is a statistical theory describing t
 he motion of a very large number of gas molecules in the phase space of on
 e single point particle - i.e. the set of positions and velocities of that
  particle. However\, some very natural problems in kinetic theory require 
 using a larger phase space\,including some additional variables describing
  the correlations of the typical moving particle with its environment. The
  talk will discuss two examples of this situation.
X-ALT-DESC: The kinetic theory of gases\, founded by Maxwell and Boltzmann 
 in the second half of XIXth century\, is a statistical theory describing t
 he motion of a very large number of gas molecules in the phase space of on
 e single point particle - i.e. the set of positions and velocities of that
  particle. However\, some very natural problems in kinetic theory require 
 using a larger phase space\,including some additional variables describing
  the correlations of the typical moving particle with its environment. The
  talk will discuss two examples of this situation.
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