Computational & Statistical Physics
The TUC Research Lab Computational & Statistical Physics is focused on problems in statistical physics of hard and soft condensed matter as well as on applications to complex socio-economic systems with quantitative methods. To tackle such problems we rely on a wide range of analytical and numerical techniques, most prominently large-scale Monte Carlo simulations as well as combinatorial and heuristic optimisation algorithms, but also techniques for random graphs and networks as well as solution methods for stochastic processes such as epidemic spreading processes.
Group head
Prof. Dr. Martin Weigel
Phone: +49 371 531-34570Fax: +49 371 531-834570
Office: P211 (C60.211)
Email: martin.weigel@…
Web: Personal website
Scholar: Google Scholar
Admin office
Angelique Gaida
Phone: +49 371 531-33212Fax: +49 371 531-833212
Office: P210 (C60.210)
Email: a.gaida@…
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Events
Begegnungszone: Statistical Physics and Machine Learning
International Workshop in Collaboration with the Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization Explores Synergies between Statistical Physics and Artificial Intelligence