Recent papers
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New paper on the arXiv: Roughness and dynamics of urban sprawl
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New paper published in PRL: Critical demand in a stochastic model
of flows in supply networks
- Article in Physics: How to Make Supply Chains More Resilient
by Mark Buchanan
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New paper in PNAS-Nexus: Surfacic networks (codes here)
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New paper about the entropy of variations in chess
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New paper about the fragility of positions in chess in PRE
- Blog article on chess.com
. - Article "How a new science of Chess is emerging" Discover Magazine (28/10/24)
- Article in Ars Technica
- The python code computing the fragility score and the
interaction graph can be downloaded here
Book on modelling urban population dynamics and statistics (Oxford Univ. Press)
Statistics and Dynamics of Urban Populations: Empirical Results and Theoretical Approaches
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This book describes all aspects of quantitative approaches to urban population growth
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From measures and empirical results to the mathematical description of their evolution
Book on spatial networks
Spatial Networks
A Complete Introduction: From Graph Theory and Statistical Physics to Real-World Applications
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Updated and largely augmented version of previous works (Table of contents here)
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Provides a comprehensive review of this interdisciplinary field
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Illustrates how graph theory and statistical physics can help solving practical problems
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Contains many examples of real-world applications from transportation networks to the brain
Springer 2022
Popular science book (in French)
(Editions Odile Jacob)
In the (french) media:
- Chronique d'Etienne Klein ici
- Emission sur RTBF Tendances première
- Emission "La librairie de l'Eco" BFM Business
(1ere diffusion Samedi 11/02 16h30)
- Interview pour Le Figaro (27/02)
- Chronique dans Le Monde (28/02)
- Emission RFI "Autour de la question" (21/03 15h00)
- Sud-Radio "Le numerique pour tous" (02/04)
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Lectures/Online
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Short video on our Nature paper "The growth equation of cities" available here (in french)
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Short lectures on Youtube about networks (their characterization)
and epidemic spread (in french)
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Seminar at the LPTMS in Orsay (10/13/2020) "Networks and
disease spread: a short review for physicists" available
on youtube here (in French)
