The KPZ fixed point: Part I

Abstract: The 1-d KPZ universality class contains random interface growth models as well as random polymer free energies and driven diffusive systems. Various exact asymptotic distributions have been computed over the last two decades, some of them coming from random matrix theory. These are special cases of the strong coupling fixed point, which turns out to be a completely integrable Markov process: its transition probabilities are described by classical integrable PDE’s.

analysis of PDEsprobability

Audience: researchers in the discipline

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Stochastic PDEs and their friends

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Confirmed speakers:

Yuri BAKHTIN (NYU)

Ajay CHANDRA (Imperial)

Dan CRISAN (Imperial)

Nina HOLDEN (ETH Zurich)

Kostantin KHANIN (U Toronto)

Davar KHOSHNEVISAN (University of Utah)

Nicolai KRYLOV (University of Minnesota)

Jonathan MATTINGLY (Duke)

Leonid MYTNIK (Technion)

Nicolas PERKOWSKI (Free U Berlin)

Ellen POWELL (Durham University)

Jeremy QUASTEL (U Toronto)

Daniel REMENIK (Universidad de Chile)

Armen SHIRIKYAN (University of Cergy-Pontoise)

Gigliola STAFFILANI (MIT)

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