Month: June 2018
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Weak Galilean invariance as a selection principle for coarse-grained diffusive models
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Galileo Galilei famously stated the principle of Galilean invariance, which links the equations of motion of closed systems as viewed in distinct inertial frames translating relative to one another at a constant velocity.
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Universal behavior of the full particle statistics of one-dimensional Coulomb gases with an arbitrary external potential
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Random matrix theory is central to the study of the properties of strongly correlated systems in condensed matter physics and related fields, where important physical quantities are surprisingly well reflected by the joint probability density of the eigenvalues of random matrices.
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Intermittent dynamics in complex systems driven to depletion
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From earthquakes driven by continental drift to businesses altering their strategies in response to customers’ behaviour, many complex systems exhibit highly unpredictable dynamics, fluctuating episodically between periods of relative quiescence and bursts of activity.