What is Entropy?
A public lecture by Constantino Tsallis, CBPF, Brazil.
Entropy connects ideas across statistical physics, information and complex systems. Join Constantino Tsallis in Lund for a lecture exploring this central scientific concept, followed by questions from the audience.
Friday 28 May 2027 · Lund
Lecture: 16:15–17:15, followed by public questions until 17:35. These are preliminary programme times; venue and admission arrangements will be announced here.
Programme
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 15:45 | Doors open; coffee and Swedish fika |
| 16:15–17:15 | What is Entropy? — Constantino Tsallis |
| 17:15–17:35 | Public questions and farewell |
About the speaker
Constantino Tsallis is based at the Brazilian Center for Research in Physics (CBPF). He originated nonextensive statistical mechanics and serves as Co-Chair of this symposium.
Attending
The lecture is intended for a wider public audience and takes place separately from the closed scientific programme, which ends at noon. Directions, accessibility information and any RSVP requirements will be published once arrangements are confirmed.
Enquiries: Roman Pasechnik.
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