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Download PDFAbstract: The Boltzmann distribution is one of the key equations of thermal physics andis widely used in machine learning as well. Here I derive a Boltzmanndistribution in a simple pedagogical example using only tools from a first-yearprobability course. The example is called 'coconuts and islanders' and wastaught to me by my father, Shoucheng Zhang (1963 - 2018), to whom these notesare dedicated. By focusing on this simple story, which can be easily simulatedon a computer, I aim to provide a more accessible and intuitive presentation ofthe Boltzmann distribution. Yet I hope this exposition also inspires deepthinking about statistical physics. For instance, I show that the coconuts andislanders story illuminates a connection between the 'fundamental assumption ofstatistical mechanics'---all microstates are equally probable---and thestatistical property of detailed balance. 
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Download PDFAbstract: The Boltzmann distribution is one of the key equations of thermal physics andis widely used in machine learning as well. Here I derive a Boltzmanndistribution in a simple pedagogical example using only tools from a first-yearprobability course. The example is called 'coconuts and islanders' and wastaught to me by my father, Shoucheng Zhang (1963 - 2018), to whom these notesare dedicated. By focusing on this simple story, which can be easily simulatedon a computer, I aim to provide a more accessible and intuitive presentation ofthe Boltzmann distribution. Yet I hope this exposition also inspires deepthinking about statistical physics. For instance, I show that the coconuts andislanders story illuminates a connection between the 'fundamental assumption ofstatistical mechanics'---all microstates are equally probable---and thestatistical property of detailed balance. 
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Team:Friedemann Allmenröder, Jonas Tyroller, Paul Schnepf
Engine: Unity 3D
Platform: PC
Release Date: 04.04.2019
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Islanders is a minimalist strategy game about building beautiful cities on colorful islands. Explore an infinite number of ever-changing new lands, expand your settlements from sprawling villages to vast cities and enjoy the relaxing atmosphere.  The core-mechanic is deceptively simple: You get points by placing buildings, based on which other structures surround them. However, this quickly gets more challenging and interesting as you unlock additional buildings and travel to new islands with ever-changing terrain and building conditions.
We created Islanders in 4 months as part of the third year in our Game Design program at HTW Berlin. After some initial days of prototyping and research on a great variety of topics, we fell in love with the idea of a casual city building game that still offers enough depth to be played hours on end. At the beginning it was quite a challenge to find mechanics that provided complex enough gameplay without sacrificing the game's simplicity. It took us another few weeks of different prototypes until we ended up with the proximity mechanic that lies at the heart of Islanders. From there on we shaped everything else around this one mechanic, trying to keep the experience as simple and streamlined as possible. 
We are super grateful for the endless stream feedback we received from our professors and all people that tested the game. At the end of the 4 months of development time at uni we took another 2 months to polish the game, prepare its release and do some marketing. Eventually we released Islanders on the 4th of April 2019 on Steam. 
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