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Daniel Stein

Professor of Physics and Mathematics · Physics and Mathematics

New York University · United States
theoretical condensed matter physicsstatistical mechanicsrandomness and disordermagnetic materialsstochastic processesrare nucleation events

About

Daniel Stein is a Professor of Physics and Mathematics at NYU Courant. His research focuses on theoretical condensed matter physics and statistical mechanics, particularly randomness and disorder in condensed matter systems, magnetic materials, and stochastic processes leading to rare nucleation events.

Education

  • Ph.D., Physics, Princeton University, USA, 1979
  • M.S., Physics, Princeton University, USA, 1977
  • B.Sc., Physics, Brown University, USA, 1975

Selected publications

  • Nature vs. Nurture: Predictability in Zero-Temperature Ising Dynamics
  • Fluctuation Bounds For Interface Free Energies in Spin Glasses
  • Spin Glasses and Complexity

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