Paper · Current draft
Comparing the Lee–Yang gap with the mass gap in the sub-critical planar Ising model
With Jui-Hui Chung and Jacob Shapiro
Master’s student · Technical University of Munich
Noam Borgnia
I’m interested in how local interactions become collective laws, when simpler equations capture them, and how computational complexity shapes what we can hope to predict.
Selected recent works
Poster · October 2026
Cluster–cluster aggregation: growth and geometry
Large Scale Dynamics conference · TUM · 26–29 October 2026
Research
Probability and statistical mechanics, from growing clusters to phase transitions in the Ising model.
open →02Code & Simulation
Interactive models and numerical experiments that explore how simple rules produce collective behavior.
open →03Writing
Expository notes and essays on mathematics and physics.
open →04Teaching
Mentoring students as they develop long-term projects around their own interests.
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