Monday 9 May 2016 – Friday 13 May 2016 

Venue: NSQI Seminar Room, G05, Ground Floor, The Bristol Centre for Nanoscience and Quantum Information (NSQI), Tyndall Avenue, Bristol BS8 1FD

Sponsored by: Heilbronn Institute for Mathematical Research

Attendance by invitation only

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Aim: To bring together experts in fields of log-correlated fields, random matrix theory, and number theory to collectively improve our understanding of extreme values of logarithmically correlated random fields and processes and their applications. It will consist of a number of talks (both overview and specialised) with plenty of time between them meant for research collaboration between participants.

Structure of the Workshop: The first two days of the workshop will concentrate on the probabilistic viewpoints on log-correlated processes and their maxima, with the middle third of the week centering around freezing phenomena as well as on log-correlations within the random matrix theory context. The final sessions of the conference consider conjectural extrema in number theory.

Participants:

Contact information

Yan. V. Fyodorov, Queen Mary University of London, UK
Christopher Hughes, The University of York, UK
Christian Webb, Aalto University, Finland