Bertrand Berche (Univ. Nancy I, France):
1. Critical behaviour of disordered Potts models I
2. Critical behaviour of disordered Potts models II
Elmar Bittner (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
1. Free-energy barriers in spin glasses: mean-field vs short-range models
Martin Hasenbusch (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
1. The spin-glass transition in the three-dimensional EAI model
Helmut G. Katzgraber (ETH Zürich, Switzerland):
1. Exchange Monte Carlo: an efficient workhorse for optimization problems
2. New insights from one-dimensional spin glasses
David P. Landau (Univ. of Georgia, Athens, USA):
1. Introduction to Monte Carlo methods for complex systems (with a reminder about Metropolis)
2. Applications to complex systems (spin glasses, HP model, "real" proteins)
3. Domain growth on a distortable Ising net
Frauke Liers (Univ. Köln, Germany):
1. Exact optimization in spin-glass physics I
2. Exact optimization in spin-glass physics II
Andrea Pelissetto (Univ. Rome, Italy):
1. Randomly dilute models I
2. Randomly dilute models II
Martin Weigel (Univ. Mainz, Germany):
1. Discrete random geometries: genealogy and computational techniques
2. A tour through combinatorial optimization methods in statistical physics
Viktoria Blavatska (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
Self-avoiding walks on disordered lattices: scaling laws
Christophe Chatelain (Univ. Nancy I, France):
Multifractility in the random-bond Potts model
Andrzej Görlich (Jagellonian University Krakow, Poland):
Quantum fluctuations in simplicial gravity
Meik Hellmund (Math. Dept., Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
High-temperature series expansions for disordered systems
Thomas Neuhaus (Univ. Bielefeld, Germany):
Multidimensional scaling analysis of thermal spins
Bartlomiej Waclaw (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
Introduction to complex networks
Pedro Armando Ojeda May (Univ. Kassel, Germany):
Interaction of a protein with an external electric field
Andreas Nußbaumer (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
Free-energy barriers of spin glasses
Matthias Otto (TU Dresden, Germany):
Protein structure prediction with a Monte Carlo based coarse-grained model
Paul Reska (Universiteit Utrecht, The Netherlands):
t.b.a.
Thomas Vogel (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
Ground-state properties of thick flexible polymers
Jean-Charles Walter (Univ. Nancy I, France):
Aging of the fully frustrated XY model
David Weir (Imperial College London, UK):
Hunting bound states of topological defects
Sandro Wenzel (Univ. Leipzig, Germany):
t.b.a.
Willem Westra (University of Iceland):
The causal matrix model