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SUMMARY:Beyond the Gaussian Universality Class
DESCRIPTION:The Gaussian central limit theorem says that for a wide class of stochastic systems\, the bell curve (Gaussian distribution) describes the statistics for random fluctuations of important observables. In this talk I will look beyond this class of systems to a collection of probabilistic models which include random growth models\, polymers\, particle systems\, matrices and stochastic PDEs\, as well as certain asymptotic problems in combinatorics and representation theory. I will explain in what ways these different examples all fall into a single new universality class with a much richer mathematical structure than that of the Gaussian.
URL:https://www.math.ens.psl.eu/evenement/beyond-the-gaussian-universality-class/
LOCATION:ENS (amphithéâtre Galois sous la bibliothèque de mathématique)
CATEGORIES:ANNÉE 2013-2014,Archives Séminaire « Des mathématiques »,Séminaire Des mathématiques
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