Dresden 2026 –
wissenschaftliches Programm
SOE 4: Poster Session
Montag, 9. März 2026, 18:00–21:00, P4
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SOE 4.1 |
Artificial "Minimal" Intelligence in a Decentralized Mechanical System — •Alex Leffell and Manu Prakash
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18:00 |
SOE 4.2 |
Validating diffusion-based dimensionality reduction of political regimes: conflict and child mortality benchmark — •Paula Pirker-Diaz, Radost Waszkiewicz, Matthew Wilson, and Karoline Wiesner
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18:00 |
SOE 4.3 |
Realizable Circuit Complexity: Embedding Computation in Space-Time — •Benjamin Prada and Ankur Mali
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18:00 |
SOE 4.4 |
Dynamics of Behavioral Contagion in Human and Artificial Agent Collectives: A Drift-diffusion Simulation Study — •Maryam Karimian and Pawel Romanczuk
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18:00 |
SOE 4.5 |
Optimal transport with constraints: from mirror descent to classical mechanics — •Abdullahi Ibrahim, Michael Muehlebach, Caterina De Bacco, and Dirk Brockmann
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18:00 |
SOE 4.6 |
GPU-Parallel Load-Flow Solvers with Low-Rank Updates for Contingency Analysis and Topology Optimization — •Marc Hunkemöller, Nico Westerbeck, Lars Schewe, and Dirk Witthaut
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SOE 4.7 |
Modeling Predator-Prey Encounters via Interacting Ornstein-Uhlenbeck Motions — •Zihao Liu and Ricardo Martinez-Garcia
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18:00 |
SOE 4.8 |
Inference of network structures from partial observations — •Matthias Klaus, David Dahmen, and Moritz Helias
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18:00 |
SOE 4.9 |
A Conceptual Model for Temperature dynamics in the Climate System — •Fatemeh Aghaei and Holger Kantz
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