My main research focus is to understand the collective behavior of large assemblies of elementary components, each one interacting with a few neighbors. This is a central problem in many disciplines, from probability, to statistical mechanics and system biology, and is increasingly becoming important in engineering (e.g. in modern coding systems). My objective is to obtain a precise quantitative descriptions in regimes in which the elementary components cannot regarded as `roughly' independent.
		Accordingly, I classified my papers according to two broad research areas: Coding Theory, Random Combinatorial Optimization, etc. Statistical Physics, Biophysics, Lattice Field Theory, etc. But beware! Sometimes the distinction is subtle, and you may have to look in both lists.
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