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Modelling Territorial Dynamics through Statistical Mechanics: An Application to Resident Foreign Population
This study proposes an energy-based framework for exploring local variations around observed territorial configurations in Official Statistics. The observed distribution serves as the initial reference, without assuming equilibrium. A register-derived graph represents structural similarities between
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