simulation of percolation process

A percolation map over the lattice with probability p. At a critical probability, a connected (spanning cluster) emerges.

Here are my homeworks for the course Computer Simulations in Physics (2023 Spring)

Investigating cluster dynamics in models of patchy ecosystems

Program used for generating a two dimensional graph-based percolation theory model, simulating the effects of varying p-values.

Instantly triage user flow chokepoints that matter. TeloMesh is a UX journey intelligence engine for product teams that maps user flows, identifies friction points, and prioritizes fixes using graph theory. It leverages analytics from Mixpanel, Amplitude, and GA4 to surface the most impactful improvements.

An implementation of the Hoshen-Kopelman Algorithm for cluster labelling in one-dimensional and two-dimensional matrices.

Project of supervised personal work in the context of the entrance examination to the French engineering schools on the spread of forest fires and the phenomenon of percolation within the framework of a computer model of cellular automaton type.

Lattice percolation in C using MPI and OpenMP for parallel computing. Lattice segments are computed and combined using multiple processes and threads. Clusters of the lattice are found using DFS .

Investigation of network geometry and percolation in directed acyclic graphs (MSci Thesis). Maintained by Ariel Flint Ashery and Kevin Teo. Supervisor: Timothy Evans

Percolation simulation of a N sized network with multi-threading in C++

Code for using color avoiding percolation for secret message passing on complex networks.

The website is in its early stages and not completely functional.

Predicts stock price fluctuations using percolation theory

Optimized Solution to the famous percolation problem

A computational physics project exploring critical phenomena through percolation theory and the Bak-Tang-Wiesenfeld sandpile model.

Modelling of agricultural land-use management strategies in a spatially explicit landscape. The landscape is actively modified by a human population that uses it to produce the resources it needs for subsistence.