Explore the intricate relationship between geometry and descent in random landscapes through this seminar presented by Jaron Kent-Dobias from INFN Roma. Delve into the complex world of random landscapes and their geometric properties as the speaker shares insights and findings from their research. Gain a deeper understanding of how descent algorithms interact with the topology and structure of these landscapes. This 1-hour and 32-minute seminar, part of the ICTP-SAIFR Seminars series, offers a unique opportunity to engage with cutting-edge concepts in the field of statistical physics and complex systems.
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Seminar: Jaron Kent-Dobias: Geometry and descent in random landscapes
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ICTP-SAIFR
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