Classical Fractons: Hamiltonian Attractors, Non-Equilibrium Steady States and Beyond
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This 11-minute talk by Abhishodh Prakash from the International Centre for Theoretical Sciences explores classical fractons, focusing on Hamiltonian attractors and non-equilibrium steady states. The presentation is part of the 10th Indian Statistical Physics Community Meeting, an annual gathering that brings together scientists, postdoctoral fellows, and graduate students from across India working in statistical physics. Delve into this specialized physics topic within a broader discussion meeting covering areas such as general mathematical aspects, out-of-equilibrium systems, quantum fluids, disordered systems, biological physics, soft matter, nonlinear physics, and interdisciplinary complex systems.
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Classical fractons: hamiltonian attractors, non-equilibrium steady states and.. by Abhishodh Prakash
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International Centre for Theoretical Sciences