Wolfhard Janke (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
Nikolaos Fytas (Coventry Univ., UK):
Phase transitions in disordered systems: The example of the random-field Ising model in four dimensions
Klaus Kroy (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
Arnab Barua (IIT Bombay, India):
Sebastian Kapfer (FAU Erlangen, Germany):
Melting in 2D and a fresh perspective on Monte Carlo
Nikolay Izmailyan (Yerevan Physics Institute, Armenia):
Critical Ising model with a defect line: Exact solution
Henrik Christiansen (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
Coarsening and aging of lattice polymers (P)
Johannes Zierenberg (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
Canonical free-energy barrier of particle and polymer cluster formation
Harald Morgner (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
Benjamin Jäger (ETH Zürich, Switzerland):
Towards the QCD phase diagram using complex Langevin
Francesco Parisen Toldin (Univ. Würzburg, Germany):
Critical behavior in the presence of an order-parameter pinning field
Hendrik Schawe (Univ. Oldenburg, Germany):
Convex hulls of self-avoiding random walks: A large-deviation study (P)
Timur Shakirov (Univ. Oldenburg, Germany):
Folding in small polyethylene systems: Single chains and few chains
Hsiao-Ping Hsu (MPI Polymer Research, Mainz, Germany):
Detailed analysis of Rouse mode and dynamic scattering function of highly entangled polymer melts in equilibrium
Pascal Fieth (Univ. Oldenburg, Germany):
Improving causal Gaussian Bayesian network inference using parallel tempering (P)
Wolfgang Paul (Univ. Halle, Germany):
Quantum Hamilton equations: Derivation and application
Ravinder Kumar (Univ. Leipzig, Germany / Coventry Univ., UK):
Approximate ground states of the random-field Potts model from a graph-cut method and parallel tempering (P)
Steffen Trimper (Univ. Halle, Germany):
Ferenc Igloi (Wigner Research Centre, Budapest, Hungary):
Random quantum systems with long-range interactions
Hamid Khoshbakht (Coventry Univ., UK / Univ. Mainz, Germany):
On the uniform sampling of ground states in the 2D ±J Ising spin-glass model
Nobuyasu Ito (The Univ. of Tokyo, Japan):
Social simulation with exascale computer
Elmar Bittner (Univ. Heidelberg, Germany):
Reinhold Haberlandt (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
Arne Böker (Univ. Halle, Germany):
SAMC simulation of alanine and glutamine oligomers (P)
Benno Werlich (Univ. Halle, Germany):
Jonathan Gross (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
Massively parallel multicanonical simulations on GPUs
Martin Weigel (Coventry Univ., UK):
Population annealing: Massively parallel simulations in statistical physics
Arnulf Möbius (IFW Dresden, Germany):
Suman Majumder (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
Scaling laws in polymer collapse: Lattice vs off-lattice
Philipp Schierz (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
The microcanonical barrier and the ensemble tailoring framework
Hans Werner Diehl (Univ. Duisburg-Essen, Germany):
Fluctuation-induced forces in confined He and Bose gases
Alexander Holm (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
Walter Selke (RWTH Aachen, Germany):
Marco Müller (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
Exact solutions to plaquette Ising models with free and periodic boundaries
Eunsang Lee (Univ. Halle, Germany):
Jeanette Köppe (Univ. Halle, Germany):
George Savvidy (Demokritos NRC, Athens, Greece):
Spectrum and Entropy of Anosov-Kolmogorov systems and MIXMAX generator
Tobias Weiß (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
Nicolai Oberthuer (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
Stanislav Kazmin (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
The axial nucleon charge gA and its renormalization constant ZA using the point-split axial vector current operator on the lattice
Arwed Schiller (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
Stefan Schnabel (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
Local energy minima of the 3d Edwards-Anderson model
Ulrich Behn (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
Fabio Mueller (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
Niklas Fricke (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
Asymptotic scaling behavior of self-avoiding walks on critical percolation clusters (P)
Holger Perlt (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
Simon Schneider (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):