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== Course description == | == Course description == | ||
Introduction to disordered systems. The simplest spin-glass: solution of the Random Energy Model. | * Introduction to disordered systems. The simplest spin-glass: solution of the Random Energy Model. | ||
The replica method: the solution of the spherical p-spin model (1 RSB). Interface growth. | * The replica method: the solution of the spherical p-spin model (1 RSB). Interface growth. | ||
Directed polymers in random media: the KPZ universality class. | * Directed polymers in random media: the KPZ universality class. | ||
Scenarios for the glass transition: sketch of the solution of Sherrington Kirkpatrick model (full RSB); the glass transition in KPZ in 3D. | * Scenarios for the glass transition: sketch of the solution of Sherrington Kirkpatrick model (full RSB); the glass transition in KPZ in 3D. | ||
Towards glassy dynamics: rugged landscapes, the trap model. Depinning and avalanches. | * Towards glassy dynamics: rugged landscapes, the trap model. Depinning and avalanches. | ||
Bienaimé-Galton-Watson processes. Anderson localization in 1D. | * Bienaimé-Galton-Watson processes. Anderson localization in 1D. | ||
Anderson model on the Bethe lattice, and links to the directed polymer problem. | * Anderson model on the Bethe lattice, and links to the directed polymer problem. | ||
Quantum thermalization and many-body localization. | * Quantum thermalization and many-body localization. | ||
Revision as of 14:57, 13 November 2023
This is the official page for the year 2023-2024 of the Statistical Physics of Disordered Systems course.
Course description
- Introduction to disordered systems. The simplest spin-glass: solution of the Random Energy Model.
- The replica method: the solution of the spherical p-spin model (1 RSB). Interface growth.
- Directed polymers in random media: the KPZ universality class.
- Scenarios for the glass transition: sketch of the solution of Sherrington Kirkpatrick model (full RSB); the glass transition in KPZ in 3D.
- Towards glassy dynamics: rugged landscapes, the trap model. Depinning and avalanches.
- Bienaimé-Galton-Watson processes. Anderson localization in 1D.
- Anderson model on the Bethe lattice, and links to the directed polymer problem.
- Quantum thermalization and many-body localization.
Evaluation
The students have two possibilities:
(1)A final written exam which counts for the total grade.(2)An homework assignement + a written exam. The final grade is given by a weighted average of the two grades (the homework counts 1/4 and the written exam 3/4).
Tutorials
| Date | First Year : 15h45-17h45 | Second Year : 13h15-15h15 |
|---|---|---|
| First Tutorial |
Complements | |
| Second Tutorial | ||
| Third Tutorial |
The Team
Where and When
- Lectures on Monday: xx
- Tutorials on Monday: xx