Welcome to Ming Li’s Group!

Our group conducts research on the Statistical Physics and Complex Systems, especially on percolation transition, complex networks, and nonlinear dynamics. By statistical physics, computer simulations, and empirical methods, we investigate the organization mechanism and critical phenomena of various systems, based on which we aim to understrand the universal nature of natural and social complex systems. See Research for more details.

News

• 2023-09-07 Welcome Xuewei Zhao to join our Lab as a master student.

• 2023-07-01 We proposed a model of cascading failures on random hypergraphs, see Chaos, Solitons & Fractals for details.

• 2023-04-05 Our lastest work on Explosive Percolation was published in Physical Review Letters. News

• 2022-11-04 “SRRS: A blockchain fast propagation protocol based on non-Markovian process” was published online, see Computer Networks for details.

• 2022-10-08 The paper “Effect of coupling structure on traffic-driven epidemic spreading in interconnected networks” was published online, see Physica A for details.

• 2022-08-26 Welcome Liwenying Yang to join our Lab as a master student.

• 2022-08-26 The paper “Optimizing protection resource allocation for traffic-driven epidemic spreading” was published online, see Publications for details.

• 2022-08-11 A new paper on Blockchain has been published (SRRS: A Blockchain Fast Propagation Protocol Based on non-Markovian Process), see Publications for details.

• 2022-01-15 A review paper on the percolation of multilayer networks has been published on Journal of University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (in Chinese), see Publications for details.

• 2022-01-01 Ming Li‘s Lab has been launched in Hefei University of Technology!