Welcome to the 3rd Haifa Probability School!
Themes
The themes of the school this year are:
1. Random planar maps and random graphs.
2. Integrable probability, stochastic partial differential equations and the KPZ
universality.
3. Random high dimensional geometric / topological structures.
Time and Place
24/2/2020 (Mon) – 28/2/2020 (Fri).
Technion, Haifa, Israel.
Mini-courses
The school’s main activity are three 4-5 hour long mini-courses, given by:
Ivan Corwin (Columbia University)
Grégory Miermont (ENS Lyon)
Ron Rosenthal (Technion, Haifa)
Invited Talks
In addition, several 45min-1hr long talks will be given by invited speakers on topics related to the themes of the school. Confirmed speakers:
Guillaume Barraquand (ENS Paris, France),
Christina Goldschmidt (Oxford, UK),
Kostya Khanin (U. of Toronto, Canada),
Sayan Mukherjee (Duke, US),
Omer Bobrowski (Technion, Israel).
Short talks
Young participants will be invited to present their work during several short-talk sessions.
Accommodation
On campus (about 50 USD/person/night in a single bed room or 30 USD/person/night in a shared two bed room) at the Forchheimer guesthouse (limited availability).
Off campus (about 150 USD/person/night in a single bed room or 80 USD/person/night in a shared two bed room) at the Dan Panorama Hotel.
See Accommodation tab for further information.
Funding
We have limited financial support for young participants (graduate students and post-docs) to cover accommodation (shared room only). Please indicate accordingly on the registration form.
Registration
Register here (free of charge). You will receive an email once your registration request is approved.
Organizers
Omer Bobrowski (Technion), Dima Ioffe (Technion), Oren Louidor (Technion), Leonid Mytnik (Technion), Ron Rosenthal (Technion) and Lorenzo Zambotti (Paris 6, France).
The workshop is supported by the center of mathematical sciences at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology and the Israeli Science Foundation.
Contact the organizers: hps3.technion@gmail.com .
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