One Day Mini-Conference
Statistical Mechanics of Glassy and Complex Systems
King's College London, 26 May 2009
This one day mini-conference on statistical mechanics of glassy and complex systems is meant to cover physics of structural glasses, spin glasses, poly-disperse systems, biological networks econophysics, optimisation, machine learning and more.
We would like to keep this at an informal level.
Depending on the level of interest, the format might consist of talks of approximately 20 minutes throughout the day, or alternatively of a smaller number of talks of similar length, supplemented by short (3-5 min)
presentations - a pattern that has been used for many years at the annual Journees de Physique Statistique
sessions in Paris.
Local organizers:
Alessia Annibale,
Ton Coolen ,
Eytan Katzav,
Reimer Kuehn,
Isaac Perez Castillo,
Peter Sollich
- Participants: A list of participants (with their e-mail addresses) is
here.
- Programme: A programme can be found
here.
Speakers: please send electronic versions of your contributions in advance, if feasible.
- Abstractsts of suggested contributions are
here.
- Location: The meeting will take place in the "River Room", on Level 2 of the King's Building,
which is part of the Strand Campus.
The nearest underground station is Temple. See the
Strand Campus Map.
Please send communications, corrections and/or ammendments and questions to
reimer.kuehn@kcl.ac.uk
last modified: 14.05.2009
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