Welcome !
We are an interdisciplinary research group working on the interface of physics, computer science and molecular biology. We working at the cutting edge of computer simulations and our main area of expertise are sophisticated optimization algorithms applied in statistical physics. We work on spin glasses, random-field systems, the vertex-cover problem, the satisfiability problem, percolation problems, RNA secondary structures, sequence alignment and large-deviation properties.
An introduction to our work can be found in this recent talk!
We are using the GOLEM cluster of the Faculty of Science of the University of Oldenburg.
Events calendar:
- Computational physics conferences at conference-service.com
- Statistical mechanics conferences at iopscience.iop.org
NEWS
Summer School Modern Computational Science 2012: Optimization, 21-30. August 2012, Oldenburg
DPG Physics School: Efficient Algorithms in Computational Physics, 10-14 September 2012, Bad Honnef
Data base for summaries of scientific papers ("compression" ~ 1/10): www.papercore.org
Latest book:
A.K. Hartmann, Practical Guide to Computer Simulations, (World-Scientific 2009)
Download free sample chapter on "Randomness and Statistics"
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