Organizing Committee
Comité d’organisation
Lucas D’alimonte (Sorbonne Université)
Piet Lammers (CNRS, Sorbonne université)
Franco Severo (CNRS, Sorbonne Université)
Diederik Van Engelenburg (TU Wien)
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The main goal of this miniworkshop is to bring together young active researchers working on different aspects of statistical mechanics, to share ideas and open problems, and to start new collaborations. The idea is to insist at the same time on the quality of the content, as well as on the informal aspect of the workshop, so that early-career researchers can learn new ideas/techniques, while also having the opportunity to discuss/explore new directions with the young experts developing those ideas.
L’objectif principal de cet est de réunir de jeunes chercheurs actifs travaillant sur différents aspects de la mécanique statistique, afin de partager des idées et des problèmes ouverts, et d’initier de nouvelles collaborations. L’idée est de mettre l’accent à la fois sur la qualité du contenu et sur l’aspect informel de l’atelier, de sorte que les chercheurs en début de carrière puissent acquérir de nouvelles idées et techniques, tout en ayant l’opportunité de discuter et d’explorer de nouvelles pistes avec les jeunes experts qui développent ces idées.
LECTURES
Baptiste Cerclé (CNRS, Sorbonne Université) Probabilistic approaches to (Liouville) Conformal Field Theory
Benoit Dagalier (Universite Paris Dauphine) Stochastic dynamics and the Polchinski flow
Barbara Dembin (CNRS, Université de Strasbourg) Subcritical Sharpness in Long-Range Percolation Models
Romain Panis (ICJ Lyon) High-dimensional lattice models
SPEAKERS
To be announced
SPONSOR
