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Séminaire du LPTMS :Andrey Zelenskiy (LPTMS)

From kagome antiferromagnets to self-assembly: anisotropic hierarchy in dense and dilute systems Andrey Zelenskiy (LPTMS)   Geometric frustration arises when interactions favour local configurations that are incompatible with the global geometry of the system. To alleviate frustration, many systems adopt locally suboptimal arrangements, often leading to the emergence of complex structures and patterns. In this […]

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MLP@P seminars : Jerome Garnier-Brun (Bocconi)

Uncovering Structure: How Neural Networks Learn and Generalize from Tree-based Data Jerome Garnier-Brun Bocconi University, Milan Seminar of the Series MLP@P (Machine Learning Physics @ Plateau), joint with LISN and IPhT. Where: LPTMS, Salle des Séminaires (1° étage) Statistical-physics approaches have provided key insights into the functioning of neural networks, yet most analyses assume high-dimensional

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Physics-Biology Interface seminar: Valerio Sorichetti

Charged for attraction: How biomolecular condensates pull chromosomes together Valerio Sorichetti (IST Austria) The coacervation of charged polymers is an important driver for the formation of biomolecular condensates. Recent experiments suggest that this mechanism also controls the clustering of eukaryotic chromosomes during the late stages of cell division [1,2]. In this process, inter-chromosome attraction is

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Séminaire du LPTMS : Thibault Congy (Northumbria University, Newcastle, UK)

Soliton gas description of modulational instability Thibault Congy (Northumbria University, Newcastle, UK)   Soliton gases are infinite random ensembles of interacting solitons whose large-scale dynamics are governed by the elementary two-soliton collisions. By applying the spectral theory of soliton gases to the focusing nonlinear Schrödinger equation (fNLSE), we can describe the statistically stationary and spatially

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