Theorie Kolloquium | January 13, 16:30
New dynamical symmetries in interface growth: what do we know about them and what do they teach us ?
Interface growth is a paradigmatic example of a complex system made from a large number of strongly interacting degrees of freedom, with dynamically created long-range correlations. Such systems can undergo physical ageing, that is they display (i) slow relaxational behaviour, (ii) breaking of time-translation-invariance and (iii) dynamical scaling. Through simulations and simple exactly solvable models, we investigate into the existence of new, non-trivial dynamical symmetries extending dynamical scaling and their possible consequences.
Malte Henkel, Universite de Lorraine Nancy
TP seminar room 0.03
Contact: Joachim Krug