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Percolation theory, part 2
This is a continuation of the basic introduction to percolation theory. I will derive some results for the 2nd (beside the 1d chain) analytically solvable case, the Bethe lattice, and generally discuss critical phenomena at the percolation
Illustration MA (eca) - Postgraduate taught programmes | The University of Edinburgh
Study illustration at the University of Edinburgh. Our postgraduate degree programme gives you the chance to study bookbinding, book arts, digital technologies and web publishing among other areas.
Classics PhD - Postgraduate research programmes | The University of Edinburgh
The PhD in Classics offers you the opportunity to study classics at an advanced level through independent research.
In Two Natures, Without Confusion, Without Change, Without Division, Without Separation: Christology and the Constitutional Ordering of Authority | Legalities
Throughout human history it has been commonplace for kings and emperors to adopt the titles and trappings of divinity to bolster their authority, claiming to be mediators between heaven and earth. ...
Content Improvement Club | User Experience (UX) service | Information Services
A regular meetup for anyone who publishes web content at the University to share good practice and learn about content design.
Percolation theory, part 3
In this talk I will finish discussing critical exponents and a scaling hypothesis that allows one to derive all exponents describing the structure of the percolating cluster as a function of only two (arbitrarily chosen) exponents. I will then move
History and Archaeology MA (Hons) - Undergraduate programmes | The University of Edinburgh
MA History and Archaeology combines specialist studies in history with the distinctive insights and methodologies of archaeology. Edinburgh has a strong tradition in these subjects and excellent printed and material collections to support intensive
Andrew Wordsworth's Wordsworth's Well-Kept Secrets. The Story of William Wordsworth | Romanticism
His book offers a number of new insights and anyone interested in the life and work of William Wordsworth will find it an enjoyable read.
Events from 10th October 2022 – 7th November 2022 – Edinburgh Futures Institute
Institute offers partners, students, staff, researchers and anyone with an interest in collaborative thinking and doing.".
About Neurodiversity | Salvesen Mindroom Research Centre | Salvesen Mindroom Research Centre
How neurodiversity can shape our experiences, and what you can do to embrace neurodiversity.