Nonequilibrium Statistical Mechanics - Vulpiani, Angelo; Puglisi, Andrea; Sarracino, Alessandro
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This book explains nonequilibrium statistical physics from the fundamentals to the most recent topics. It covers Brownian motion and Langevin equations, kinetic theory from gases to granular and active matter, it discusses how to model stochastic processes from data, it treats general subjects such as entropy production and fluctuations in small systems.

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This book explains nonequilibrium statistical physics from the fundamentals to the most recent topics. It covers Brownian motion and Langevin equations, kinetic theory from gases to granular and active matter, it discusses how to model stochastic processes from data, it treats general subjects such as entropy production and fluctuations in small systems.
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Dr Andrea Puglisi, a Marie Curie fellow at Orsay, Paris (2003-2004) and a postdoc at Sapienza University (2005-2008), has served as director of research at the Institute of Complex Systems of the National Research Council in Rome (CNR-ISC) sine 2021. His expertise are granular materials (theory and experiments), nonequilibrium statistical mechanics, and computational cognitive science and has co-authored over 150 scientific papers and two books.

Prof. Alessandro Sarracino, postdoc in Rome at ISC - CNR (2010-2013) and in Paris at LPTMC Sorbonne Université (2014-2015), has been researcher at ISC - CNR (2016-2018) and at University of Campania "L. Vanvitelli" (2018-2022). Since 2022, he has been an Associate Professor at the University of Campania. Having co-authored over 70 scientific papers, his expertise includes nonequilibrium statistical mechanics, with a focus on granular and disordered systems, active matter, anomalous transport, and neural networks.

Prof. Angelo Vulpiani graduated from Rome University in 1977, and has been a CNR fellow, Assistant Professor, and Associate Professor at various universities. He is currently a Professor of Theoretical Physics at Sapienza University of Rome. His research interests include chaos and complexity in dynamical systems, nonequilibrium statistical mechanics, turbulence, transport, and diffusion. He has authored approximately 300 scientific papers and eleven books. In 2021, he received the EPS Statistical and Nonlinear Physics Prize, the 2023 Lewis Fry Richardson Medal, and has been a Fellow of the Institute of Physics since 2004.