Teaching
| Fall 2006 |
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S-114.4150 Complex Networks (5 cr) L Contents: Basics of the theoretical and methodological framework of complex networks. Network measures and characteristics, random networks, small-worlds, scale-free networks. Analytical techniques: master and rate equations. Percolation and spreading on networks. Spectral properties. Network analysis methods. |
| Fall 2005 |
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S-114.220 Modeling in spatial epidemiology and spreading of contagious disease Contents: statistical spatial modeling of geographic variations in disease using Bayesian methods. Modelling spreading of infectious disease on complex networks. Effects of network types on spreading dynamics and epidemic thresholds. S-114.J Special course by S.S. Manna: Advanced topics in statistical mechanics Contents: Bootstrap percolation and diagenesis. Self-organized criticality. Structure and properties of complex networks. Wealth distribution models in econophysics. |
| Spring 2005 |
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S-114.220 Research seminar on complex networks Contents: Basics of complex networks theory. The "classic" papers: small-worlds, scale-free networks, etc. Selected network models. Applications in systems biology. Analytical and numerical exercises. |
| Spring 2004 |
S-114.220 Research-oriented graduate seminar on complex systems Contents: Overview of complex systems. Complex networks, self-organized criticality, pattern formation, nonlinear dynamics. Applications: e.g. swarm algorithms, modeling the human immune system. |

