This is the Spanish node
of the
DYGLAGEMEM
Research Training Network
.
Dynamics and statics of glasses and spin glasses:
from aging to memory and equilibrium structures
This node is composed by researchers of three spanish public universities.
Universidad Complutense de Madrid
. Departamento Física Teórica
I
.
Universidad de Extremadura
. Departamento
de Física
.
Universidad de Zaragoza
. Departamento de Física Teórica
The network is composed by following nodes (and the name of the scientist
responsible for each of them):
1) Roma (Italy) Including Pisa (SNS),
Insubria, Como and Trento.
Giorgio Parisi
. Giorgio.Parisi@roma1.infn.it
2) Montpellier (France). Including Lyon, Touluse
and Montpellier.
Walter Kob
.
Walter.KOB@LDV.univ-montp2.fr
3) Orsay/Saclay (France).
Olivier Martin
. martino@ipno.in2p3.fr
4) Saarbrücken (Germany)
. Including Göttingen, Mainz, Saarbrüken, München, Mainz
and Heidelberg. Heiko
Rieger
H.Rieger@fz-juelich.de
5) Dublin (Ireland).
Kenneth Dawson
. kenneth@fiachra.ucd.ie
6) Amsterdam (The Netherlands)
Theo Nieuwenhuizen
. nieuwenh@science.uva.nl
7) Badajoz (Spain). Including Madrid (UCM), Zaragoza (UZ)
and Extremadura (UeX). Juan J.
Ruiz-Lorenzo
. ruiz@unex.es
8) Uppsala (Sweden)
Per Norblad
. nordblad@angstrom.uu.se
9) Manchester (United Kingdom).
Mike Moore
. mam@a3.ph.man.ac.uk
More information in
DYGLAGEMEM
.
The network coordinator is
Giorgio Parisi
.
You can read the
Proposal Description
.
Our research interests linked with the
DYGLAGEMEM
proposal are:
1) Numerical Simulations in spin glasses at finite dimensions. Static
and Dynamical analysis.
2) Numerical simulations of frustrated/disordered systems.
3) Construction of dedicated machines with application in numerical
simulations using Statistical Mechanics.
Part of our previous scientific work can be seen
here
.
No open positions.