Faculty
Graduate Students
Kristen Cervantes
Reinier Xander Ramos
Carlouis Astudillo
Undergraduate Students
Karl Lorenzo Aleta
Charles Fernan
Arlson Steven Ibias
Isabelle Jomuela Pelo
Jano Peria
Clarence Ioakim Sy
Gabriel Amoro
Renzo Rafael Basabe
Philip Jovence Licuanan
Jamiley Machete
Rwen Josh Narvarte
Daezel Naomi Bigcas
Francinlie Gonzaga
Mark Lester Reyes
Janna Marie Tamayo
Overview
We use the tools of physics in understanding a wide range of complex phenomena in nature and society. Our work can be categorized under three major themes. We use complex network tools for describing the behavior of social complex systems. We also analyze the statistical distributions of nonlinear dynamical systems like natural hazards using empirical data and results from scaled experiments. Finally, we apply a complex systems perspective in modeling the processes involved in the growth, transport, and cellular interactions in biological systems.
Recent Publications
AA Paguirigan Jr, MJG Angco, and JY Bantang, "A fragmentation model of earthquake-like behavior in internet access activity", Int. J Mod. Phys. C 28(7) (2017). DOI:10.1142/S0129183117500929
James Christopher Pang, Christopher Monterola, and Johnrob Bantang, Noise induced synchronization in a lattice Hodgkin-Huxley neural network, Physica A 393, 638-645 (2014). [DOI:10.1016/j.physa.2013.08.069].
James Christopher Pang, Johnrob Bantang, and Christopher Monterola, Effect of random link malfunctions to synchronization of Hodgkin-Huxley neurons in a lattice network, International Journal of Modern Physics C 23(3), 1250027 (2012). [DOI:10.1142/S0129183112500271].
More Information
Dr. Johnrob Bantang
Complexity Science Group (CSG)
jybantang@nip.upd.edu.ph