Here are papers written by me and my collaborators. Read them as often as you like!
Most of my research has been in nonequilibrium statistical physics. I am interested in problems at the boundary between condensed matter physics, materials science, biophysics, and the social sciences. These include first-order phase transitions, crystal growth, cell movement, interactions between species, the math of musical melodies, and other things. By their nature, these problems are multidisciplinary. With my group, I am investigating universal phenomena in these far from equilibrium systems by nonlinear analysis, and by using the biggest computers we can get our grubby hands on.