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STATS 369

Methods from Statistical Physics

UNITS:3
GRADING:Letter or Credit/No Credit
LEVEL:Graduate
GER:—

Mathematical techniques from statistical physics have been applied with increasing success on problems form combinatorics, computer science, machine learning. These methods are non-rigorous, but in several cases they were proved to yield correct predictions. This course provides a working knowledge of these methods for non-physicists. Specific topic: Lattice Gauge Theories.

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STATS 369: Methods from Statistical Physics

3 units · Letter or Credit/No Credit

Mathematical techniques from statistical physics have been applied with increasing success on problems form combinatorics, computer science, machine learning. These methods are non-rigorous, but in several cases they were proved to yield correct predictions. This course provides a working knowledge of these methods for non-physicists. Specific topic: Lattice Gauge Theories.

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