Month: April 2019
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Limits to machine prediction, the psychology of Brexit fantasies and how biology exploits phase transitions – a few recent essays
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Here are links to a few recent articles by LML Fellow Mark Buchanan.
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Normal and Anomalous Diffusion in Soft Lorentz Gases
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Engineered nanoscale structures known as artificial graphene exhibit the properties of real graphene but in a setup where it is easy to tune features such as the electronic density, lattice constant, geometry or coupling with the environment.
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On reversals in 2D turbulent Rayleigh-Bénard convection: Insights from embedding theory and comparison with proper orthogonal decomposition analysis
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In the 1980s, most researchers approached empirical analysis of low-dimensional dynamical systems through the famous Takens embedding theorem, which guarantees that the attractor of any dynamical system can be reconstructed from samples of the values of key variables.
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The LML has hired External Fellow Erica Thompson as Principal Investigator of Inference from Models
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Erica’s research focusses on subtle issues affecting the use of mathematical models and simulations in aid of real-world decision making. In her own words,