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Strong Szego Theorem on a Jordan Curve Thumbnail

Strong Szego Theorem on a Jordan Curve

Presenter
  • Kurt Johansson
October 18, 2021
SLMath
Localization and Delocalization in Erdös-Rényi Graphs Thumbnail

Localization and Delocalization in Erdös-Rényi Graphs

Presenter
  • Antti Knowles
September 24, 2021
SLMath
Spectral Gap in Regular Graphs and Hypergraphs Thumbnail

Spectral Gap in Regular Graphs and Hypergraphs

Presenter
  • Ioana Dumitriu
September 24, 2021
SLMath
The Fyodorov-Hiary-Keating Conjecture Thumbnail

The Fyodorov-Hiary-Keating Conjecture

Presenter
  • Paul Bourgade
September 24, 2021
SLMath
Stability and Chaos in Dynamical Last Passage Percolation Thumbnail

Stability and Chaos in Dynamical Last Passage Percolation

Presenter
  • Alan Hammond
September 23, 2021
SLMath
Stationary Measure for the Open KPZ Equation Thumbnail

Stationary Measure for the Open KPZ Equation

Presenter
  • Ivan Corwin
September 23, 2021
SLMath
Universality Results in Random Lozenge Tilings Thumbnail

Universality Results in Random Lozenge Tilings

Presenter
  • Amol Aggarwal
September 23, 2021
SLMath
Three Recipes for the Directed Landscape Thumbnail

Three Recipes for the Directed Landscape

Presenter
  • Balint Virag
September 23, 2021
SLMath
Generalized Moments of the Classical Compact Groups Thumbnail

Generalized Moments of the Classical Compact Groups

Presenter
  • Emma Bailey
September 22, 2021
SLMath
Rank One Imaginary Perturbation for Hermitian Random Matrices in the Case of Band Matrices Thumbnail

Rank One Imaginary Perturbation for Hermitian Random Matrices in the Case of Band Matrices

Presenter
  • Mariya Shcherbina
September 22, 2021
SLMath
Counting Points in Boxes: the Riesz Family & Friends Thumbnail

Counting Points in Boxes: the Riesz Family & Friends

Presenter
  • Thomas Leblé
September 22, 2021
SLMath
Random Forests and Nonlinear Sigma Models (and What These Have to Do with Random Matrices) Thumbnail

Random Forests and Nonlinear Sigma Models (and What These Have to Do with Random Matrices)

Presenter
  • Roland Bauerschmidt
September 22, 2021
SLMath