ICFP Stat Physics 2015
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| This is the home page of the course "Statistical Physics: Concepts and Applications", that I teach this year for the first time to the ICFP first-year Master students at ENS. Tutorial sessions are assured by Maurizio Fagotti, JRC laureate researcher at the ENS Department of Physics, and world-wide expert in Statistical Mechanics. | This is the home page of the course "Statistical Physics: Concepts and Applications", that I teach this year for the first time to the ICFP first-year Master students at ENS. Tutorial sessions are assured by Maurizio Fagotti, JRC laureate researcher at the ENS Department of Physics, and world-wide expert in Statistical Mechanics. | ||
| - | [http://www.lps.ens.fr/~krauth/images/8/82/ICFP_stat_phys_2015.pdf Preliminary lecture notes (15 January 2016)] | + | Please check out the [[ICFP_Stat_Physics_2016| 2016 lecture course]] |
| =The power of statistical physics= | =The power of statistical physics= | ||
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This is the home page of the course "Statistical Physics: Concepts and Applications", that I teach this year for the first time to the ICFP first-year Master students at ENS. Tutorial sessions are assured by Maurizio Fagotti, JRC laureate researcher at the ENS Department of Physics, and world-wide expert in Statistical Mechanics.
Please check out the 2016 lecture course
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The power of statistical physics
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Phase transitions, general theorems
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Hard spheres in 2d, 1d
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Presence / Absence of transition in 1d systems
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The two-dimensional Ising model - Solution of Kac and Ward
- Ising_dual_4x4.py: Example program to illustrate the Kramers-Wannier duality
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The one-dimensional Quantum Ising model
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Bosons, Bose-Einstein condensation, interacting Bosons
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The harmonic classical solid, an exactly solvable model for crystalline order
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Kosterlitz-Thouless physics and beyond
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Scaling
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