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Semi-Markov approach to non-local equations

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FD2W01 - Deterministic and stochastic fractional differential equations and jump processes

We aim to give a brief overview of the interplay between semi-Markov processes and non-local equations. In particular we will introduce semi-Markov processes and we will discuss how time fractional-type equations are “Master” equations for these processes. Then we move to semi-Markov random evolutions and we discuss how they are linked to non-local equations which are non-local in both variables.

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