Explore a thought-provoking lecture on reconstructing complexity and effective Hamiltonians presented by Zala LENARCIC from the Jozef Stefan Institute. Delve into advanced concepts in condensed matter and statistical physics as the speaker examines the intricate relationships between complex systems and their simplified representations. Gain insights into the methodologies used to reconstruct complexity from effective models and understand the challenges and implications of this process in various physical systems.
Reconstructing Complexity and Effective Hamiltonians
ICTP Condensed Matter and Statistical Physics via YouTube
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Reconstructing complexity and effective Hamiltonians
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ICTP Condensed Matter and Statistical Physics
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