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Hi, I am interested in Chaos, Complex Systems and Nonlinear dynamics systems and Statistical physics, can anyone please suggest me some graduate programs in this topics and maybe some literature too?
rdgarza said:Hi, I am interested in Chaos, Complex Systems and Nonlinear dynamics systems and Statistical physics, can anyone please suggest me some graduate programs in this topics and maybe some literature too?
rdgarza said:Right now I am in Mexico, I was looking in Mexico and USA, but I am not closed only to this 2 options.
I have one more question, is hard to find a job in this topics?
Is this just from your personal experience?InbredDummy said:Not many schools have a strong dynamics department or have a desire to hire such a researcher to be honest. You can count on your hand the number of schools that have more than 7 faculty members who specifically study dynamics. It might be tough, but do what you love.
InbredDummy said:Cornell has a really good Applied Mathematics department, alongwith University of Maryland. Stony Brook has a much more pure dynamical systems department; not really focusing on the applications and really more on just the pure theory.
InbredDummy said:Not many schools have a strong dynamics department or have a desire to hire such a researcher to be honest. You can count on your hand the number of schools that have more than 7 faculty members who specifically study dynamics. It might be tough, but do what you love.
A graduate program in Complex Systems is an advanced academic program that focuses on the study of complex and interconnected systems, such as biological, ecological, social, and technological systems. It combines principles and methods from different disciplines, such as mathematics, physics, computer science, and social sciences, to better understand and model complex systems.
There are many career opportunities for graduates of a Complex Systems program, as the skills and knowledge gained can be applied to various industries, including healthcare, finance, transportation, and energy. Some common job titles include data scientist, systems analyst, network engineer, and policy analyst.
The specific admission requirements may vary depending on the university and program, but typically, applicants are expected to have a strong background in mathematics, statistics, and computer science. Many programs also require GRE scores, letters of recommendation, and a statement of purpose.
Yes, there are several areas of specialization within Complex Systems, such as network science, computational biology, socio-technical systems, and ecological modeling. Some programs may offer a general curriculum, while others may have specific tracks or concentrations for students to choose from.
Graduate programs in Complex Systems provide students with a strong foundation in mathematical and computational methods for analyzing and modeling complex systems. Students also gain skills in critical thinking, problem-solving, and interdisciplinary collaboration, as well as a deep understanding of complex systems and their behaviors.