INPHYNI
Institut de Physique de Nice
A research institute dedicated to fundamental physics and innovation
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October 2, 2024This conference is the oldest in South America and is strictly dedicated to the study of nonlinear science and statistical mechanics. The workshop has been a fundamental element for the development of the discipline in the region. Through collaboration between researchers from the region and from all continents of the planet and through the exchange of young researchers and students. On this occasion, an extraordinary event will be held in Europe to continue strengthening ties between nonlinear science researchers around the world.The XX workshop will take place at the Institut de Physique de Nice (INPHYNI), October 7-9, Nice, France. -
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January 16, 2023Gravitational waves can give rise to turbulence. This was shown by a numerical simulation of Einstein's equations by researchers from the Plasma Physics Laboratory and the Nice Institute of Physics. This work could lead to a better understanding of the initial expansion of post-Big-Bang Universe.
NEWS
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- Science and society
October 2, 2024This conference is the oldest in South America and is strictly dedicated to the study of nonlinear science and statistical mechanics. The workshop has been a fundamental element for the development of the discipline in the region. Through collaboration between researchers from the region and from all continents of the planet and through the exchange of young researchers and students. On this occasion, an extraordinary event will be held in Europe to continue strengthening ties between nonlinear science researchers around the world.The XX workshop will take place at the Institut de Physique de Nice (INPHYNI), October 7-9, Nice, France. -
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- Research
January 16, 2023Gravitational waves can give rise to turbulence. This was shown by a numerical simulation of Einstein's equations by researchers from the Plasma Physics Laboratory and the Nice Institute of Physics. This work could lead to a better understanding of the initial expansion of post-Big-Bang Universe.
