Summer school on Random Geometry, 8-12 August 2011
The purpose of the summer school is to introduce PhD students
and young researchers to a selection of topics in Random Geometry
through lecture series by experts in the field. It will consist of five lecture
courses of duration 3-5 lectures each. In addition, a number of contributed
research seminars will be organized.
Lecture courses:
Maria Deijfen, Stockholm University: Random Graphs and Complex Networks
Bertrand Eynard, CEA Saclay: Enumeration of discrete surfaces in any topology
Geoffrey Grimmett, Cambridge University: Discrete random geometry: percolation and random animals
Richard Kenyon, Brown University: Geometrization of 2D statistical mechanical models
Kalle Kytola, Helsinki University: Random conformally invariant curves
Seminars:
Des Johnston, Heriot-Watt University: Gonihedric Ising Models and their duals
John Wheater, Oxford University: Scale dependent processes on random graphs
Victor Babst, LPT-ENS Paris: On the spectrum of random regular graphs with random edge weights
Marcin Witkowski, University of Poznan: Topological cliques in random lifts of graphs
The purpose of the summer school is to introduce PhD students
and young researchers to a selection of topics in Random Geometry
through lecture series by experts in the field. It will consist of five lecture
courses of duration 3-5 lectures each. In addition, a number of contributed
research seminars will be organized.
Lecture courses:
Maria Deijfen, Stockholm University: Random Graphs and Complex Networks
Bertrand Eynard, CEA Saclay: Enumeration of discrete surfaces in any topology
Geoffrey Grimmett, Cambridge University: Discrete random geometry: percolation and random animals
Richard Kenyon, Brown University: Geometrization of 2D statistical mechanical models
Kalle Kytola, Helsinki University: Random conformally invariant curves
Seminars:
Des Johnston, Heriot-Watt University: Gonihedric Ising Models and their duals
John Wheater, Oxford University: Scale dependent processes on random graphs
Victor Babst, LPT-ENS Paris: On the spectrum of random regular graphs with random edge weights
Marcin Witkowski, University of Poznan: Topological cliques in random lifts of graphs
