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Advanced Lecture1 (Part I): Narrow escape theory, first passage time to a small hole and applications to modelling cell biology processes

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This is a fast 45 minutes tutorial of the passage time and narrow escape theory with various application in cell biology.
Asymptotic method for the Laplace equation, boundary layer analysis, Dire strait time and Brownian motion in cusp geometry.

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