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Mathematical physics

Mathematical physics

Recipe for new materials includes a good dash of statistical physics

07 Jan 2016
Two simulations showing how two different types of polymer bead will self-assemble into stripes when the interactions between the beads and the substrate are optimized
Self-assembled: polymers space themselves just nanometres apart. (Courtesy: Marc Miskin)
A new computational method for predicting the properties of a wide range of materials has been creat

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Sophia Chen is a freelance science writer based in Tucson, Arizona
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