This is the blog for the Complex Systems course at Oxford. It is being taught in Trinity Term 2016 in the Mathematical Institute as part of the Masters Program in Mathematical and Theoretical Physics (MTP).
Showing posts with label lecture notes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lecture notes. Show all posts
Monday, 6 June 2016
Notes on Cellular Automata and Monte Carlo Methods Uploaded
I have scanned and uploaded the handwritten notes on cellular automata and Monte Carlo methods.
Monday, 30 May 2016
Slides on Agent-Based Models and Cellular Automata Posted
I have posted the slides on agent-based models and cellular automata.
Monday, 23 May 2016
Scanned Lecture Notes on Percolation and Self-Organized Criticality
I have scanned and uploaded the remaining lecture notes on percolation. (Note that the scanned lecture notes on power laws already included some discussion of percolation.)
Note (5/30/16): I should have stated this explicitly previously, but the some notes on self-organized criticality are also available at the end of the notes on percolation.
Note (5/30/16): I should have stated this explicitly previously, but the some notes on self-organized criticality are also available at the end of the notes on percolation.
Tuesday, 10 May 2016
Lecture Notes on Power Laws Posted
I have posted lecture notes on power laws, including a scan of my notes and Stephen Haben's notes from last year.
Monday, 2 May 2016
Updated Lecture Notes on Fractals
I have posted the updated version of the lecture notes on fractals, iterated function systems, and related topics.
Sunday, 24 April 2016
Lecture Notes for Parts 0 and 1 Uploaded
On the MI's page of course materials, I have uploaded lecture notes (one file) for Part 0 (introduction to complex systems) and Part 1 (fractals, iterated function systems, chaos, and related concepts). This file is a modified version of a file prepared by Stephen Haben last year. I made a decent number of updates in Part 0, but only a very tiny number of updates in Part 1.
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