My research activity focuses on the interface between complex systems, statistical physics, cosmology, and gravitational dynamics. I am particularly interested in applying theoretical and computational tools from statistical physics to the study of astrophysical and cosmological systems, with the goal of understanding the emergence and evolution of structure in the Universe.
My main research interests include:
- Large-scale structure of the Universe
- Super-homogeneous density fields
- Cosmological models
- Cosmological structure formation
- Galaxy formation and gravitational dynamics
- Galaxy kinematics and dynamics
These topics are connected by a common interest in the collective behavior of many-body gravitational systems and the role of nonlinear processes in shaping cosmic structures across a wide range of scales.
Francesco sylos labini 