Large Deviations of Time-Averaged Quantities: Physical Examples and Numerical Methods

Learn about large deviations of time-averaged quantities through this hour-long seminar presented by Dr Robert Jack from the University of Cambridge. Explore physical examples and numerical methods while diving into new statistical physics concepts related to living matter, specifically focusing on non-equilibrium states under adaptive control. Delivered at the INI Seminar Room 2, the lecture provides insights into how time-averaged quantities behave in physical systems and the mathematical frameworks used to analyze their deviations.