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Progress in Statistical Physics cover

The International Conference on the Progress in Statistical Physics was held in commemoration of Professor Choh, who is renowned for his seminal contribution to the kinetic theory of non-dilute fluids, well known as the Choh-Uhlenbeck equation. During the conference, some of the remarkable progress in the field of statistical physics were reviewed and future directions of statistical physics was discussed.


Contents:
  • Kinetic Theory and Transport Phenomena:
    • Bogoliubov Choh Uhlenbeck Theory: Cradle of Modern Kinetic Theory (M H Ernst)
    • Nonlinear Conductivity in a Metal-Insulator Checkerboard-Type Structures (A M Satanin & C S Kim)
  • Stochastic and Nonlinear Phenomena:
    • Stochastic Resonance in Periodic Potentials (Y W Kim & W Sung)
    • 1/f Dynamic and Granular Avalanches (Y W Kim et al.)
  • Random and Disordered Systems:
    • Dynamics of the Height-Conserved Continuum Growth Equation with Spatiotemporally Correlated Noise (Y Park)
    • Fragmentation Scaling of the Percolation Cluster (M Cheon & I Chang)
  • Soft Condensed Matter and Biological Systems:
    • Criticality by Mutation and Selection in Biological Evolution (M Y Choi et al.)
    • Renormalization of Fluctuating Hexatic Membranes (J M Park & T C Lubensky)
  • Quantum Systems:
    • Canonical Transformation and Coherent States of the General Time-Dependent Quadratic Hamiltonian System (K-H Yeon et al.)
    • Off-Resonant Transport Through an Ultra-Small Quantum Dot (K Kang & B I Min)

Readership: Statistical physicists.