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The use of methods from the physical sciences to aid in the study of economic and financial systems. Note that econo-physics questions are only allowed if they are mainly about physics.
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Simple equation for repulsion force on a bounded interval
I've been reading some literature on opinion dynamics models that aim to describe how agents' opinions change after interacting with each other. A classical model (from this paper) for describing how …
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