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Sasada Lab
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The lab studies probability theory, rigorously deriving the macroscopic behavior of a system from its microscopic description.
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Deriving the macroscopic from the microscopic.
The Sasada Lab studies problems in probability theory that originate in statistical physics.
The lab works on methods that start from microscopic systems described by stochastic processes and use scaling and limiting procedures to rigorously derive the macroscopic behavior of those systems.
Key terms
- Stochastic process
- A mathematical description of a quantity that changes over time under the influence of chance
- Hydrodynamic limit
- A method that takes a limit of the motion of a large number of particles to derive equations describing the collective, fluid-like motion of the whole system
- Lattice gas model
- A model describing particles moving randomly among the points of a lattice
ResearchResearch themes
The lab studies problems in probability theory that originate in statistical physics. It investigates methods for rigorously deriving the macroscopic behavior of microscopic systems described by stochastic processes.
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- ProfessorMakiko SasadaPublications ↗
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