A dynamical model of electoral competition
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- Sapienza University of Rome Italy
- Roma Tre University Italy
political dynamics, Partial functional-differential equations, social behaviours, integro-differential equations, electoral competition; generalized kinetic model; integro-differential equations; political dynamics; population dynamics; social behaviours; voting strategies, voting strategies, Computer Science Applications, Integro-partial differential equations, Modelling and Simulation, population dynamics, Voting theory, generalized kinetic model, electoral competition
political dynamics, Partial functional-differential equations, social behaviours, integro-differential equations, electoral competition; generalized kinetic model; integro-differential equations; political dynamics; population dynamics; social behaviours; voting strategies, voting strategies, Computer Science Applications, Integro-partial differential equations, Modelling and Simulation, population dynamics, Voting theory, generalized kinetic model, electoral competition
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