Adam Landsberg, Ph.D.

Ph.D. U.C. Berkeley

A.B.  Princeton University

My research interests:  My research as a physicist centers on mathematical/computational modeling of complex systems, and spans a wide range of scientific fields and phenomena both inside and outside of physics. Some examples include (not in any particular order):

• opinion-dynamics models, describing how ideas spread across a society

• network theory, with applications to human brains, demographics, etc.

• nonlinear dynamical systems, chaos, and bifurcation theory

• pattern formation and symmetries, with applications to fluid convection and stars

• combinatorial games

• economic and queuing systems

• synchronization in Josephson junction arrays

• applications of renormalization