Organizers:
Pablo Lopez
Universidad de Guadalajara
Centro Universitario de Ciencias Exactas e Ingenierias
Quantum & Classical Statistical Physics Seminar
In this series of seminars we invite speakers to talk about different topics of current interest on Statistical Physics bi-weekly, usually on Tuesday. Researchers from different Mexican or foreign universities are invited to give colloquium and also to present their work. Students are also welcome to present their work in this seminar.
Please check our YouTube page to watch all the previous talks.
Incoming talk:
Anomalous Localization of Light in One-Dimensional Lévy Photonic Lattices
Speaker: Alejandro Ramírez Yañez
(Universidad de Guadalajara)
Date: April 17th 2026, 16:00 (GMT-6)
Auditorium Z of CUCEI. (Youtube Link coming soon...)
Abstract
Localization of coherent waves has been a cornerstone of wave physics since Anderson’s 1958 prediction, with the vast majority of studies focusing on homogeneous random media where wave intensity decays exponentially. In this talk, I will present our combined experimental (photonic latices), theoretical (random matriz theory), and numerical (tight-binding) demonstration that inhomogeneous disorder fundamentally changes this picture.
Student Organizers:
Hans Baltazar
Dalia Hernandez
Alejandro Ramírez
David Delgado
Few examples of the topics presented in the seminars:
Critical Phenomena and Non-Equilibrium Statistical Physics
Open System and Chaos
Spin Systems, Networks
Random Matrix Theory
Quantum Computing and Quantum Information Theory
Socio-Physics and Econo-physics
Neural Networks and Deep Learning
Announcements:
Feb/2025: The seminars will now take place on Tuesdays.
Jan/2025: The seminar schedule for the first semester of the year will be from 15:00 to 17:00.
Aug/2024: Recent international conference organized by us:
We cordially invite you to assist to these seminars published on Youtube.
Also you can follow us in twitter: @StatphysSeminar