Past Events

MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS WEBINAR RUTGERS UNIVERSITY Eduardo Fradkin – University of Illinois Wednesday, February 28th, , 10:45AM EST CLICK HERE TO VIEW RECORDING Duality, Loop Models and Applications During the past decade there has been a resurgence of interest in duality

Anirvan Sengupta - Rutgers University Date/Time/Location Thursday, February 22nd, 12:10pm; Hill Center 705 Estimating Quantum States from Sequential Weak Measurements Estimating quantum states from time-dependent measurements is important for the manipulation and processing of information in quantum systems. We discuss

IN-PERSON MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS SEMINAR RUTGERS UNIVERSITY HILL 705 Anirvan Sengupta - Rutgers University Date/Time/Location Thursday, February 22nd, 12:00pm; Hill Center 705 TBD TBD

MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS WEBINAR RUTGERS UNIVERSITY Julia Yeomans – University of Oxford Wednesday, February 21st, , 10:45AM EST CLICK HERE TO VIEW RECORDING Modelling collective cell dynamics using active matter physics. The motion of epithelial cells is key to many life

____________________________________________ IN-PERSON MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS SEMINARRUTGERS UNIVERSITYHILL 705____________________________________________ IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE EMAIL ME AT EHS48@RUTGERS.EDU Kasper Larsen - Rutgers University Date/Time/LocationThursday, February 15th, 12:00pm; Hill Center 705 Existence of a singular ODE with applications in financial economics I

Mark Newman– University of Michigan Wednesday, February 14th, 10:45AM EST (Zoom meeting starts at 10:30 EDT) CLICK HERE TO VIEW RECORDING Structure, phase transitions, and message passing in sparse networks Networks (or graphs) are widely used as a compact and

____________________________________________ IN-PERSON MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS SEMINARRUTGERS UNIVERSITYHILL 705____________________________________________ COFFEE WILL BE AVAILABLE AT 11:50. THERE WILL BE A BROWN BAG LUNCH AFTER THE SEMINAR. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE EMAIL ME AT EHS48@RUTGERS.EDU Bhargav Narayanan – Rutgers University Date/Time/LocationThursday, February

MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS WEBINAR RUTGERS UNIVERSITY __________________________________________ Edward Witten – Institute for Advanced Study Wednesday, February 7th, 10:45AM EST (Zoom meeting starts at 10:30 EDT) A Background Independent Algebra In Quantum Gravity In this lecture, I will construct a background independent

Eugene Speer – Rutgers University Date/Time/Location Thursday, February 1st, 12:00pm; Hill Center 705 Approach to Hyperuniformity in Facilitated Exclusion Processes A (probabilistic) translation invariant state of a system of particles on a lattice is called hyperuniform if the variance of

Anushya Chandran – Boston University Wednesday, January 31st, 10:45AM EST (Zoom meeting starts at 10:30 EDT CLICK HERE TO VIEW RECORDING Quasi-periodic driving: a tool in the quantum mechanic's toolbox In the past decade, quantum simulators have increased in their

____________________________________________ IN-PERSON MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS SEMINARRUTGERS UNIVERSITYHILL 705____________________________________________ COFFEE WILL BE AVAILABLE AT 11:50. THERE WILL BE A BROWN BAG LUNCH AFTER THE SEMINAR. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE EMAIL ME AT EHS48@RUTGERS.EDU Michael Kiessling – Rutgers University Date/Time/LocationThursday, January

Hugo Duminil-Copin – University of Geneva and IHES Wednesday, January 24th, 10:45AM EST (Zoom meeting starts at 10:30 EDT) CLICK HERE TO VIEW RECORDING A new way of looking at high-dimensional lattice models Embarking on an exploration of high-dimensional lattice

Daniel S Fisher – Stanford University Wednesday, January 17th, 10:45AM EST (Zoom meeting starts at 10:30 EDT) CLICK HERE TO VIEW RECORDING A Hitchhiker’s Guide to Spin Glasses A half-century after their discovery and initial theoretical work, the nature of

Uri Alon – Weizmann Institute of Science Wednesday, January 10th, 10:45AM EST (Zoom meeting starts at 10:30 EDT) CLICK HERE TO VIEW RECORDINGS Aging has nearly universal quantitative patterns We explain them using a stochastic ode for damage production and

Gigliola Staffilani –MIT Wednesday, January 3rd, 10:45AM EST (Zoom meeting starts at 10:30 EDT) The Schrödinger equations as inspiration of beautiful mathematics CLICK HERE TO VIEW RECORDING In the last two decades great progress has been made in the study

Hal Tasaki – Gakushuin University Wednesday, December 27th, 10:45AM EST (Zoom meeting starts at 10:30 EDT) CLICK HERE TO VIEW RECORDING Nature abhors a vacuum: The role of effective dimension in thermalization of an isolated macroscopic quantum system I will

Massimiliano Esposito – University of Luxembourg Wednesday, December 20th, 10:45AM EST (Zoom meeting starts at 10:30 EDT) Macroscopic stochastic thermodynamics Equilibrium thermodynamics emerges from equilibrium statistical mechanics as the most likely behavior of a system in the macroscopic limit. Over

____________________________________________ IN-PERSON MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS SEMINARRUTGERS UNIVERSITYHILL 705____________________________________________ COFFEE WILL BE AVAILABLE AT 11:50. THERE WILL BE A BROWN BAG LUNCH AFTER THE SEMINAR. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE EMAIL ME AT EHS48@RUTGERS.EDU Stefano Olla – Université Paris Dauphine Date/Time/LocationThursday,

Sourav Chatterjee – Stanford University Wednesday, December 13th, 10:45AM EST (Zoom meeting starts at 10:30 EDT) CLICK HERE TO VIEW RECORDING On the Higgs mechanism for mass generation I will talk about the Higgs mechanism for mass generation and some