Most of my research is in the field of statical physics. I refined a perturbative method to prove the so-call mean-field behavior for a number of models.
Further, I worked with groups from the ICMS.
In these projects I assist chemists to understand mechanism that are not directly observable.
More information can be found here.
Part of my work for the networkpages.nl consisted of creating visualizations of processes and algorithm on network.
Additionally, I implemented tools to simulate/sample the mathematical models during my PhD. The result of this can be found here.
You are welcome to use all images, simulations and demos for your own uncommercial&scientific use (with proper attribution).
At the TU/e I give one course per year and am involved in the supervision of Bachelor and Master students. More detail can be found here.
The aim of the networkpages.nl is to present research related to networks to broader audience. It explains problems regarding networks, algorithms to analyze networks and mathematical models, that are used to analyze how networks are created and predict properties of large networks.
Contact:
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