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Scientific background
For the first time a StatPhys satellite meeting is hosted in
Africa. From an interdisciplinary perspective, this on-site meeting
aims at joining together African and International scientific
communities in statistical physics, data science, nonlinear dynamics,
and related applications, to provide ground for reciprocal knowledge
and cross-fertilization.
Grasping an effective understanding of the behavior of complex systems
is recognized as a major strategic issue in the development of
modern societies as well as an outstanding challenge to modern
physics. Different approaches germinated in statistical physics, data
science, and nonlinear dynamics have proven able to provide reliable models
to successfully describe a variety of complex evolutions. The goal of the
meeting is to bring together scientists from a broad range of fields,
willing to exchange their experience in dealing with both fundamental
and applicative problems. To favor students' participation, a two-day
intense school on complex systems will forego the main workshop.
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Topics include
- Statistical mechanics: Theory, Computing, Experiments
- Nonlinear dynamical systems
- Quantum thermodynamics, quantum information
- Applications: Geoscience, Biophysics,...
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Organizers
Fulvio Baldovin
University of Padova, Italy
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Ali Hassanali
International Center for Theoretical Physics, Trieste, Italy
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Catherine A. Meriaux
ICTP East African Institute for Fundamental Research under the auspices of UNESCO, Kigali, Rwanda
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Joseph Ntahompagaze
Department of Physics, School of Science, University of Rwanda
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Enzo Orlandini
University of Padova, Italy
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Edgar Roldan
International Center for Theoretical Physics, Trieste, Italy
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Flavio Seno
University of Padova, Italy
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Hugo Touchette
Department of Mathematical Sciences, Stellenbosch University, South Africa
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