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Simulation of complex systems / Giovanni Volpe, Agnese Callegari, and Aykut Argun.

Institute of Physics - IOP eBooks 2021 Collection Available online

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Volpe, Giovanni, author.
Callegari, Agnese, author.
Argun, Aykut, author.
Contributor:
Institute of Physics (Great Britain), publisher.
Series:
IOP ebooks. 2021 collection.
IOP ebooks. [2021 collection]
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Computer simulation.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (various pagings) : illustrations (some color).
Edition:
First edition.
Place of Publication:
Bristol [England] (Temple Circus, Temple Way, Bristol BS1 6HG, UK) : IOP Publishing, [2021]
System Details:
Mode of access: World Wide Web.
System requirements: Adobe Acrobat Reader, EPUB reader, or Kindle reader.
Biography/History:
Aykut Argun is a PhD student in Physics at Gothenburg University. His research interests are optical trapping and manipulation, statistical physics, soft matter, active matter, machine learning technique applied to experimental data Analysis. Agnese Callegari is a researcher at the Physics Department of Gothenburg University. Her research interests are optical trapping and manipulation, statistical physics, soft matter, active matter. Giovanni Volpe is a Professor at the Physics Department of the University of Gothenburg University, where he leads the Active Matter Group. His research interests include soft matter, optical trapping and manipulation, statistical mechanics, brain connectivity, and machine learning.
Summary:
This book deals with the most fundamental and essential techniques to simulate complex systems, from the dynamics of molecules to the spreading of diseases, from optimization using ant colonies to the simulation of the Game of Life.
Contents:
1. Molecular dynamics
1.1. Single particle
1.2. Time reversibility
1.3. Multiple particles
1.4. Randomness
1.5. Further reading
1.6. Problems
1.7. Challenges
2. Ising model
2.1. Monte Carlo method
2.2. Ising model
2.3. Critical temperature
2.4. Critical mixtures
2.5. Further reading
2.6. Problems
2.7. Challenges
3. Forest fires
3.1. Forest growth and fire ignition
3.2. Power-law behavior
3.3. Further reading
3.4. Problems
3.5. Challenges
4. The game of life
4.1. One-dimensional cellular automata
4.2. Conway's game of life
4.3. Majority rule
4.4. Further reading
4.5. Problems
4.6. Challenges
5. Brownian dynamics
5.1. Random walks and universality
5.2. Discrete white noise
5.3. Brownian motion
5.4. Optical tweezers
5.5. Further reading
5.6. Problems
5.7. Challenges
6. Anomalous diffusion
6.1. Anomalous diffusion exponent
6.2. Regularization and normalization
6.3. Models of anomalous diffusion
6.4. Anomalous diffusion in a non-homogeneous force field
6.5. Further reading
6.6. Problems
6.7. Challenges
7. Multiplicative noise
7.1. A minimal discrete-time model
7.2. Position-dependent noise
7.3. Stochastic integrals
7.4. The spurious drift
7.5. Drift and diffusion measurement
7.6. Particles close to an interface
7.7. Further reading
7.8. Problems
7.9. Challenges
8. The Vicsek model
8.1. The standard Vicsek model
8.2. The effect of delay
8.3. Non-metric and non-reciprocal interactions
8.4. Further reading
8.5. Problems
8.6. Challenges
9. Living crystals
9.1. Active Brownian motion
9.2. Mean square displacement
9.3. Living crystals
9.4. Aligning interactions
9.5. Further reading
9.6. Problems
9.7. Challenges
10. Sensory delay
10.1. A light-sensitive robot
10.2. Single robot with a sensory delay
10.3. Multiple robots with sensory delay
10.4. Further reading
10.5. Problems
10.6. Challenges
11. Disease spreading
11.1. The agent-based SIR model
11.2. Disease transmission as a function of the infection rate
11.3. Extended SIR models
11.4. Lockdown strategies
11.5. Further reading
11.6. Problems
11.7. Challenges
12. Network models
12.1. The adjacency matrix
12.2. Path length, diameter, and clustering coefficient
12.3. Erdîos-Rényi random graphs
12.4. Watts-Strogatz small-world graphs
12.5. Albert-Barabási preferential-growth graphs
12.6. Further reading
12.7. Problems
12.8. Challenges
13. Evolutionary games
13.1. The prisoner's dilemma
13.2. Evolutionary games on a lattice
13.3. Multiple strategies
13.4. Further readings
13.5. Problems
13.6. Challenges
14. Ecosystems
14.1. Lotka-Volterra model
14.2. The logistic growth model
14.3. Mutualism
14.4. Competition
14.5. Further reading
14.6. Problems
14.7. Challenges
15. Ant-colony optimization
15.1. The minimum path length problem
15.2. Ants at work
15.3. Interruptions, accidents, and randomness
15.4. Further reading
15.5. Problems
15.6. Challenges
16. The Sugarscape
16.1. Models of segregation
16.2. The Sugarscape
16.3. Further reading
16.4. Problems
16.5. Challenges.
Notes:
"Version: 202112"--Title page verso.
Includes bibliographical references.
Title from PDF title page (viewed on January 18, 2022).
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
9780750338424
0750338423
9780750338431
0750338431
OCLC:
1290483007

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