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Phase Transitions and Free Energies

Much of condensed matter and statistical physics is concerned with the explanation of phase transitions between different forms of matter. A familiar example is water, which has a transition from the … more →

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Classics in Materials Science: Potts model and its relevance to simulation of microstructures — 2 comments

Guru wrote 2 months ago: A soap bubble is an extraordinarily beautiful thing and yet it requires virtually no skill to produc … more →

Tags: Classics, Grain growth, Microstructural evolution, Microstructure, Potts model, recrystallisation, the giant's shoulders, Zener pinning

Phase Transitions and Free Energies — 1 comment

Jonathan Yedidia wrote 1 year ago: Much of condensed matter and statistical physics is concerned with the explanation of phase transiti … more →

Tags: Physics, Science, Statistical Physics, free energy, phase transitions

Simulating the Ising Model Using NetLogo — 3 comments

Jonathan Yedidia wrote 1 year ago: I’ve already posted about NetLogo, but I want to return to it, because I’ve been very i … more →

Tags: Statistical Physics, Programming, Physics, Algorithms, Software, Science, Tutorials, Applet, Metropolis algorithm

"Math Doesn't Suck", and the Chayes-McKellar-Winn theorem — 23 comments

Terence Tao wrote 1 year ago: As you may already know, Danica McKellar, the actress and UCLA mathematics alumnus, has recently lau … more →

Tags: Expository, math.MP, math.PR, mathematics, media, Opinion, Danica Mckellar, ferromagnetism, percolation


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