LA Probability Forum
Scaling limits of disordered systems
UCLA, Talks in Math Sciences Room 6627
I will review some recent progress in the study of disordered systems, with a focus on the directed polymer model. I will first introduce the question of disorder relevance for a generic physical system (with some specific examples in mind) and then explain how finding a non-trivial disordered scaling limit is related to this question. I will then turn to the directed polymer model, which describes a polymer in a heterogeneous solvent and I will present recent results on their scaling limits and their relation to the Stochastic Heat Equation.
For more information, please contact Math Dept by phone at 626-395-4335 or by email at [email protected].
Event Series
Caltech/UCLA Joint Probability Seminar Series
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