An Invitation to Optimal Transport, Wasserstein Distances, and Gradient Flows
Alessio Figalli
ETH Zürich, SwitzerlandFederico Glaudo
ETH Zürich, Switzerland

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FrontmatterDownload pp. i–iv | |
ContentsDownload pp. v–vi | |
1 | Introductionpp. 1–16 |
2 | Optimal transportpp. 17–55 |
3 | Wasserstein distances and gradient flowspp. 57–79 |
4 | Differential viewpoint of optimal transportpp. 81–98 |
5 | Further readingpp. 99–114 |
A | Exercises on optimal transport (with solutions)pp. 115–130 |
B | Disintegrating the disintegration theorempp. 131–132 |
Referencespp. 133–136 |