Heterogeneous Materials

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Disordered systems, particularly heterogeneous materials, are crucial in both natural and industrial contexts. Recent advancements in experimental techniques allow for in-depth analysis of their morphology, leading to a better understanding of their properties. Innovative theoretical methods, including renormalization group theory and percolation theory, enable the interpretation of experimental data and prediction of material properties across various scales. Coupled with enhanced computational power, these developments facilitate modeling at the molecular level, paving the way for tailored applications.