Challenges and Recent Advances in Mathematical Physics 2021
mathematical physics
| Audience: | Researchers in the topic |
| Conference dates: | 20-Jan-2021 to 22-Jan-2021 |
| Curators: | Fran Blake*, Francesco Mezzadri |
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Taking place over three days, this online international conference features a distinguished line up of speakers, covering a broad range of topics in mathematical physics including quantum information, quantum field theory, integrable systems, random matrix theory and statistical physics.
Alexander Bobenko (Technische Universität Berlin) will be giving a Public Lecture on the first day of the conference, on The Discrete Charm of Geometry.
Registration is now open: eur.cvent.me/yRvXw
Upcoming talks
Past talks
| Your time | Speaker | Title | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fri | Jan 22 | 15:00 | Margherita Disertori | A supersymmetric transfer operator in 1D random band matrices | |
| Fri | Jan 22 | 14:00 | Tom Claeys | From random matrices to random interface growth via the KdV equation | |
| Thu | Jan 21 | 16:30 | Eva-Maria Graefe | Non-Hermitian PT-symmetric quantum chaos - A PT-symmetric kicked top | |
| Thu | Jan 21 | 15:00 | Alexander Bufetov | CANCELLED: The sine-process has excess one | |
| Thu | Jan 21 | 14:00 | Sylvia Serfaty | Microscopic description of Coulomb gases | |
| Wed | Jan 20 | 17:00 | Alexander Bobenko | Public lecture: The Discrete Charm of Geometry | |
| Wed | Jan 20 | 15:00 | Harry Buhrman | Doubling down: from classical to quantum designs | |
| Wed | Jan 20 | 14:00 | Subir Sachdev | A simple model of entangled qubits: how it describes superconductors and black holes | |
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