Seminar “Conservation laws with point constraint: analysis, approximation, modeling of road and pedestrian traffic”
Seminar “Conservation laws with point constraint: analysis, approximation, modeling of road and pedestrian traffic”
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7 Jul 2020
Location
Online
About the event
7 July at 18:00
We will briefly present classical LWR and ARZ macroscopic models of traffic flow (Lighthill-Whitham-Richards, Aw-Rascle and Zhang) and focus on their modification that permits to reproduce non-monotone features of traffic at bottlenecks, such as Faster-Is-Slower and Braess' Paradox.This permits to model bottelnecks due to road lights, pay tolls etc. The talk is based on a series of joint works with Carlotta Donadello, Ulrich Razafison and Massimiliano Rosini.
Speaker
Professor Andreianov Boris (Institute Denis Poisson CNRS of Tours University, Tours, France).
Title of the talk: Conservation laws with point constraint: analysis, approximation, modeling of road and pedestrian traffic.
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