Wolfhard Janke (Leipzig):
Harald Markum (TU Wien, Austria):
Formulation of time from Aristotle to Monte Carlo simulations and to noncommutative geometry
Antun Balaz (Belgrade, Serbia):
Fast converging path integrals for time-dependent potentials
Reinhold Haberlandt (Leipzig):
Harald Morgner (Dept. of Chemistry, Leipzig):
A new ansatz for thermodynamics of confined systems
Ralph Kenna (Coventry, UK):
Size matters, except perhaps for pure mathematicians
Christian von Ferber (Coventry, UK):
Coupled order parameter systems on scale-free networks
Hsiao-Ping Hsu (Mainz):
Polymer chain stiffness versus excluded volume: A Monte Carlo study of the crossover towards the wormlike chain model
Jonathan Groß (FZ Jülich):
Massively parallelized replica-exchange simulations of polymers on GPUs
Alexander Hartmann (Oldenburg):
Large-deviation properties of largest component for random graphs
Karol Trojanowski (Krakow, Poland):
Frank Beyer (Mainz):
The infinite-component spin glass revisited
Jacob Stevenson (Mainz):
Domain walls and Schramm-Loewner evolution in the random-field Ising model
Juan J. Ruiz-Lorenzo (Badajoz, Spain):
Ising spin-glass transition in magnetic field out of mean-field: Numerical simulations and experiments
Fakhteh Ghanbarnejad (IZBI, Leipzig):
Stability and timing in Boolean dynamics
Andreas Tröster (Mainz):
Optimizing Wilson's momentum shell renormalization group
Ben Sahlmüller (Münster):
Tarik Celik (Ankara, Turkey):
Hamid Khoshbakht (Mainz):
Leonid Yelash (Mainz):
Atomistic molecular dynamics simulations of polybutadiene at graphite: Wall impact on polymer statics and dynamics
David Winter (Mainz):
Monte Carlo test of the classical theory for heterogeneous nucleation
Martin Hasenbusch (HU Berlin):
The thermodynamic Casimir effect in the neighbourhood of the lambda transition: A Monte Carlo study of an improved three-dimensional lattice model
Martin Hasenbusch (HU Berlin):
The thermal Casimir effect in films: Monte Carlo simulations of improved models (P)
Jorge Monforte (Zaragoza, Spain):
Critical behavior of three-dimensional disordered Potts models with many states
Antonio Gordillo-Guerrero (Badajoz, Spain):
IBERCIVIS: A BOINC-based platform for scientific computing
Jeremi Ochab (Krakow, Poland):
Sigismund Kobe (TU Dresden):
Statistics beyond physics - misused in public?
Ferenc Iglói (Budapest, Hungary):
Infinite disorder scaling of random quantum magnets in three and higher dimensions
Federica Lo Verso (Mainz):
Spherical polymer brushes under good solvent conditions: Molecular dynamics results compared to density functional theory
Marcin Zagórski (Krakow, Poland):
Model gene regulatory networks under mutation-selection balance
Marcin Zagórski (Krakow, Poland):
Copulas applied in the inverter case study (P)
Johannes Zierenberg (Leipzig):
Structure of the Tip4p model in the ice I_h phase (P)
Marco Müller (Leipzig):
Towards optimized parallel tempering (P)
Max Gerlach (Leipzig):
Monte Carlo study of the droplet-strip transition in the two-dimensional Ising model (P)
Monika Möddel (Leipzig):
Stefan Schnabel (Univ. of Georgia, Athens, USA):
On the low-temperature behavior of a geometrically frustrated Heisenberg antiferromagnet
David Peters (Aachen):
Anisotropic Heisenberg antiferromagnets
Sandro Wenzel (EPF Lausanne, Switzerland):
Critical properties of the 120 degree model for orbital ordering
Gunnar Boldhaus (IZBI, Leipzig):
Hannes Nagel (Leipzig):
Condensation time scale of a stochastic transport process with pair factorized steady states (P)
Sebastian Schöbl (Leipzig):
Martin Marenz (Leipzig):
Worm algorithm in ordered and disordered media (P)
Steffen Trimper (Halle):
Martin Weigel (Mainz):
Performance potential for simulating spin models on GPU
Elmar Bittner (Heidelberg):
Siegfried Fritzsche (Leipzig):
Ewa Gajda (Krakow, Poland):
A new method of solving inverse problems (P)
Ulrich Behn (Leipzig):
Eugen Ehrenpreis (Leipzig):
Rainer Bischof (Leipzig):
Arwed Schiller (Leipzig):
Thomas Neuhaus (FZ Jülich):
More on quantum adiabatic computations
Andreas Nußbaumer (Heidelberg):
Gibbs-Thomson effect in the Ising model (P)
Daniel Rings (Leipzig):
Andrea Kramer (Leipzig):
Klaus Kroy (Leipzig):
Marc Laemmel (Leipzig):
Meik Hellmund (Math. Dept., Leipzig):
Dipanjan Chakraborty (Leipzig):
Molecular simulation of hot nano particles (P)
Holger Perlt (Leipzig):
Micha Wiedenmann (Leipzig):
Thomas Michael (Halle):
Excitation Spectrum of Multiferroics at Finite Temperatures (P)
Niklas Fricke (Leipzig):
Sebastian Sturm (Leipzig):