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SUMMARY:Guilherme Silva (Universidade de São Paulo)
DTSTART:20200903T140000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/JIPS/5/">Per
 iodic TASEP: when integrable systems meet integrable probability (once aga
 in)</a>\nby Guilherme Silva (Universidade de São Paulo) as part of Junior
  Integrable Probability Seminar\n\n\nAbstract\nIt is well-known that the T
 racy-Widom distributions admit representations involving solutions to part
 icular integrable systems. Other marginals of the KPZ fixed point\, such a
 s the Airy2 process\, also admit similar representations. And very recentl
 y\, first by Quastel and Remenik and shortly afterwards by Le Doussal\, st
 atistics of the KPZ fixed point were found to be connected to the KP equat
 ion.\n\nIn this talk\, we plan to overview some analogue connections\, but
  now for distributions of the periodic TASEP (pTASEP)\, which are believed
  to be the universal analogue of the KPZ universality class for periodic s
 etup. For the step periodic initial condition\, we compare the limiting on
 e-point distribution of the pTASEP with the GUE Tracy-Widom distribution\,
  highlighting the key features that allow to connect both of them to coupl
 ed systems of mKdV and heat equations. We also discuss some asymptotic pro
 perties of this limiting distribution\, showing that it interpolates betwe
 en the GUE Tracy-Widom and a Gaussian. For pTASEP with general initial con
 dition\, we also explain how very few analytic aspects of its limiting one
 -point distribution give a connection with the KP equation\, in analogous 
 way to Quastel-Remenik’s mentioned result. This talk is based on joint w
 ork with Jinho Baik (University of Michigan) and Zhipeng Liu (University o
 f Kansas). Time permitting\, we also briefly discuss a work in progress wi
 th Jinho Baik and Andrei Prokhorov (University of Michigan)\, greatly exte
 nding the mentioned results to multipoint distributions.\n
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