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What is CNLS?
The Center for Nonlinear Studies (CNLS) is part of the Laboratory's Theoretical Division, and it organizes research related to
nonlinear and complex systems phenomena. CNLS was formed in October of 1980.
CNLS Mission Statement
- Identify and study complex nonlinear phenomena using a diverse set of research approaches and methodologies, particularly those of statistical physics, nonlinear science, applied mathematics and numerical simulation.
- Promote the use of scientific results in applied research.
- Stimulate the formation of interdisciplinary approaches to complex problems.
- Facilitate the interchange of scientific results and ideas between Laboratory scientists and external centers of excellence.
- Encourage the exploration of new scientific frontiers at the interface between conventional disciplines.
- Support a broad spectrum of interdisciplinary science that underpins the Laboratory's mission in national security.
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Events
Visitors
- Arriving to CNLS this week:
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| Robert Parker (Jun. 2nd, 2025 to Jun. 6th, 2025) LANL - T-5 |
- Arriving to CNLS next week:
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| Ken Shen (Jun. 9th, 2025 to Jun. 10th, 2025) University of Berkeley |
- Click to see all Visitors
Featured News
- CNLS Postdoc Research Associate, Sabrina Li and co-authors, have published a journal article titled 'Explaining the extra crystal field mode in ACeX2'. The article can be accessed here.
- CNLS Postdoc Research Associate, Fumika Suzuki and co-authors, have published a journal article titled 'Competing Bosonic Reactions: Insight from Exactly Solvable Time-Dependent Models'. The article can be accessed here.
- CNLS Postdoc Research Associate, Brian Tran and co-authors, have published a journal article titled 'Preconditioning transformations of adjoint systems for evolution equations'. The article can be accessed here.
- CNLS Postdoc Research Associate, Frank Barrows and co-authors, have published a journal article titled 'Network analysis of memristive device circuits: dynamics, stability and correlations'. The article can be accessed here.
- CNLS Postdoc Research Associate, Luke Baker and co-authors, have published a journal article titled 'Model-predictive optimal control of ferrofluidic microrobots in three-dimensional space'. The article can be accessed here.
- CNLS Postdoc Research Associate, Brian Tran and co-authors, have published a journal article titled 'Order conditions for nonlinearly partitioned Runge-Kutta methods'. The article can be accessed here.
- CNLS Postdoc Research Associate, Minh T. Vu and co-authors, have published a journal article titled 'Rapid Attitude Controller Design Enabled by Flight Data'. The article can be accessed here.
- CNLS Director's Postdoc Fellow, Alessandro Gabanna and co-authors, have published a journal article titled 'Perfectly Matched Layers and Characteristic Boundaries in Lattice Boltzmann: Accuracy vs Cost'. The article can be accessed here.
- CNLS Postdoc Research Associate, Sachin Shivakumar and co-authors, have published a journal article titled 'Markov Kernels, Distances and Optimal Control: A Parable of Linear Quadratic Non-Gaussian Distribution Steering'. The article can be accessed here.
- CNLS Director's Postdoc Fellow, Alessandro Gabanna and co-authors, have published a journal article titled 'Enhancing Lattice Kinetic Schemes for Fluid Dynamics with Lattice-Equivariant Neural Networks'. The article can be accessed here.
- CNLS Postdoc Research Associate, Hao Zhang and co-authors, have published a journal article titled 'Electric field driven spin textures in heavy fermion van der Waals magnets'. The article can be accessed here.
- CNLS Postdoc Research Associate, Martin Larocca and co-authors, have published a journal article titled 'Gate-Based Quantum Simulation of Gaussian Bosonic Circuits on Exponentially Many Modes'. The article can be accessed here.
- CNLS Feynman Fellow, Alejandro Cardenas-Avendaño and co-authors, have published a journal article titled 'Multifrequency Models of Black Hole Photon Rings from Low-luminosity Accretion Disks'. The article can be accessed here.
- CNLS Postdoc Research Associate, Brian Tran and co-authors, have published a journal article titled 'A Type II Hamiltonian Variational Principle and Adjoint Systems for Lie Groups'. The article can be accessed here.
- CNLS Postdoc Research Associate, Fumika Suzuki and co-authors, have published a journal article titled 'Asymmetry amplification by a nonadiabatic passage through a critical point'. The article can be accessed here.
- Archived News
Recent Arrivals
- CNLS welcomes Student Crystal Farris (Jun. 2nd, 2025) from Texas A&M University. Crystal will be working with Eric Tovar (T-5/CNLS) and Jake Harmon (XCP-2).
- CNLS welcomes Student Aman Desai (Jun. 2nd, 2025) from University of California, Berkeley. Aman will be working with Garrett Kenyon (CCS-3) and Frank Barrows (T-4/CNLS).
- CNLS welcomes Student Pedro Motta (Jun. 2nd, 2025) from Universidade de Sao Paulo. Pedro will be working with Jonah Miller (CCS-2) and Alejandro Cardenas-Avendano (CCS-2/CNLS).
- CNLS welcomes Student David Cavender (Jun. 2nd, 2025) from University of California, San Diego. David will be working with Ben Southworth (T-5) and Brian Tran (T-5/CNLS).
- CNLS welcomes Student Zoe Marquez (Jun. 2nd, 2025) from Rice University. Zoe will be working with Bob Williams (B-TEK) and Dan Burns (B-TEK/CNLS).
- CNLS welcomes Student Angelina Lesniak (May. 27th, 2025) from Milwaukee School of Engineering. Angelina will be working with Carleton Coffrin (A-1) and Noah Rhodes (A-1/CNLS).
- CNLS welcomes Student Richard Richardson (May. 27th, 2025) from Arizona State University. Richard will be working with Andrei Piryatinski (T-4) and Syed Shah (T-4/CNLS).
- CNLS welcomes Student Elizabeth Amona (May. 19th, 2025) from Virginia Commonwealth University. Elizabeth will be working with Alexander Murph and Dave Osthus (CCS-6).
- CNLS welcomes Postdoc Jeremy Lilly (May. 14th, 2025).
- CNLS welcomes Student Ramansh Sharma (May. 12th, 2025) from University of Utah. Ramansh will be working with Kipton Barros (T-1) and Alessandro Gabbana (CCS-2/CNLS).
- CNLS welcomes Postdoc Nahuel Diaz (Mar. 10th, 2025).
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