Using Graph Rewriting to Study Discrete Lattice Systems - Wolfram Student Podcast Episode 3

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Explore graph rewriting techniques for studying topological invariants in finite lattice systems in this 35-minute episode of the Wolfram Student Podcast. Delve into Sinuhe Perea's project, which investigates toy models of field configurations in fiber bundles and their connections to real-world physical phenomena. Gain insights into the intersection of coding, physics, and mathematics as the podcast examines nonlinear systems and their applications using Mathematica. Discover how these concepts contribute to advancing student education and understanding of complex mathematical and physical principles.

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Wolfram Student Podcast S1.5 Ep 3: Using Graph Rewriting to Study Discrete Lattice Systems

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