Extreme and rare events in hydrodynamical and optical systems
Giovanna Tissoni, Eric Simonnet
Résumé :
International audience
Rare and extreme events are ubiquitous in nature and society, spanning from magnetic storms or particularly violent earthquakes, to market crashes or oceanic rogue waves. Different viewpoints are therefore possible: coming from two different communities, we will try here to bring together our ways to look at these events. After a very brief review of some recent results in our respective scientific domains, that is, non-equilibrium/ statistical physics and nonlinear/dissipative optical systems, we draw some perspectives to develop a new approach using genetic algorithms to calculate extreme events in nonlinear dissipative optical systems.
Mots-clés :
Multilevel splitting algorithms, Out of equilibrium physics, Atmospheric jets, Semiconductor lasers, Dynamical systems, Optical rogue waves, Lasers, Rare and extreme events
Date de publication : 2018-01-11
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Giovanna Tissoni, Eric Simonnet, « Extreme and rare events in hydrodynamical and optical systems », Proceedings of the Complex Systems Academy, 2018-01-11. URL : https://hal.science/hal-02014173