Matteo Colangeli

Associate Professor

University of L'Aquila

Italy

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Matteo Colangeli is an Associate Professor at Università degli Studi dell'Aquila, Italy. His research focuses on particle transport, phase transitions, and model reduction in nonequilibrium systems, as evidenced by his recent articles. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of Brownian dynamics and finite-size effects in complex systems.

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Jan van Stam

Karlstad University

SWEDEN

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Vì Cecilia Erik Kronberg

Eindhoven University of Technology

NETHERLANDS

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Martin Kröger

Professor Computational Polymer Physics

Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich

SWITZERLAND

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Emilio Nicola Maria CIRILLO

Professor

Sapienza University of Rome

ITALY

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Ellen Moons

Karlstad University

SWEDEN

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Omar Richardson

Chief Technology Officer

Simula Research Laboratory

NORWAY

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Stela Andrea Muntean

Senior lecturer

Karlstad University

SWEDEN

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Debora Amadori

Full professor

University of L'Aquila

ITALY

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Adrian Muntean

Professor

Karlstad University

SWEDEN

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Matteo Colangeli

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Articles (15)

Dissipation Functions and Brownian Oscillators

Particle transport and finite-size effects in Lorentz channels with finite horizons

A Hybrid Approach to Model Reduction of Generalized Langevin Dynamics

Detecting Phase Transitions through Non-Equilibrium Work Fluctuations

Model reduction of Brownian oscillators: quantification of errors and long-time behavior

Uphill diffusions in single and multi-species systems

Finite Reservoirs Corrections to Hamiltonian Systems Statistics and Time Symmetry Breaking

Nonequilibrium phase transitions in feedback-controlled three-dimensional particle dynamics

Transport and nonequilibrium phase transitions in polygonal urn models

Quantitative analysis of phase formation and growth in ternary mixtures upon evaporation of one component

A reduction scheme for coupled Brownian harmonic oscillators

Exact response theory and Kuramoto dynamics

Deterministic model of battery, uphill currents, and nonequilibrium phase transitions

Uniqueness and stability with respect to parameters of solutions to a fluid-like driven system for active-passive pedestrian dynamics

Deterministic reversible model of non-equilibrium phase transitions and stochastic counterpart

Collaborators (9)

Jan van Stam

Vì Cecilia Erik Kronberg

Martin Kröger

Emilio Nicola Maria CIRILLO

Ellen Moons

Omar Richardson

Stela Andrea Muntean

Debora Amadori

Adrian Muntean

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