Spin systems are one of the most studied systems in statistical physics. Early times, spin systems were in very simple structures and they were introduced to explain the behaviour of magnetic systems. They have been used frequently to understand critical phenomena and phase transitions. Various models have been transformed into various types of spin models and solutions have been made in this way.
Today, the place of the spin system in physics goes far beyond just explaining magnetic systems. From quantum entanglement, to various models of economic systems, from brain models and consciousness problem to social dynamics, from some models of information theory to artificial neural networks, there are many probing expansions. Spin systems are increasingly subject to interdisciplinary work.
From this page of our group working on spin systems, you can access the basic notes on our working topics, our current works and our publications.