Statistical physics sets out to explain how the patterns and structures around us in the macroscopic world arise from the interactions between their component parts.
Reaserchers
Andrea Baldassarri, Dario Borgogno, Claudio Castellano, Andrea Cavagna, Massimo Cencini, Fabio Cecconi, Francesca Colaiori, Giulio Costantini, Giovanni Giacomelli, Andrea Gnoli, , Daniela Grasso, Thomas Kreuz, Stefano Lepri, Chiara Marchetto, Giancarlo Margheri, Marco Montuori, Simona Olmi, Alberto Petri, Paolo Politi, Maria Gloria Pini, Marco Pretti, Andrea Puglisi, Alessandro Sarracino, Antonio Scala, Andrea Tacchella, Alessandro Taloni, Alessandro Torcini
Research groups
Applico – Applied Complexity Lab
GRANES – Granular and Non-Equilibrium Systems
Crackling noise: the Barkhausen effect
/in Disordered systems /by francisfDynamic hysteresis in thin and ultra-thin films
/in Disordered systems /by francisfDynamical Processes on Networks
/in Stochastic Processes /by francisfHuman Dynamics
/in Human and Social Dynamics /by francisfRandom Lasers
/in Disordered systems /by francisfSpin Glasses: a brief introduction
/in Disordered systems /by francisfWhat is Econophysics?
/in Social Systems /by francisfScale-free networks
/in Social Systems /by francisfTransport in binary mixtures
/in Turbulence and Transport /by francisfLagrangian Turbulence
/in Turbulence and Transport /by francisfScalar Turbulence
/in Turbulence and Transport /by francisfInertial Particles in Turbulent Flows
/in Turbulence and Transport /by francisf