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Nantes 4,5,6 june 2014: Grands Systèmes Physiques, du microscopique au macroscopique

The conference will focus on statistical mechanics and the speakers will present some of their most recent contributions to various topics as Polymer models, Parabolic Anderson model, Percolation, Metastability etc... The conference will take place from June 4 to June 6 in Nantes. The first two days will be hosted by the LMJL and the last day will be part of the 14th Journées Scientifiques de l'Université de Nantes at the Cité Internationale des Congrés.

The Program is now available here

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Registration :

for the first two days (June 4,5) by email to: petrelis "at" univ-nantes.fr, for the last day (June 6) online here .

Speakers

  • Q. Berger. (Univ. Southern california): Pinning a renewal by a quenched renewal.
  • Alessandra Bianchi. (Univ. Padova): Random Walk in a one-dimensional Levy random environment.
  • C. Boutillier (Univ. Pierre et Marie Curie): Steep Dimer Models on Rail Yard Graphs.
  • F. Caravenna (Univ. Milano-Biccoca): Polynomial chaos and scaling limits of disordered systems.
  • D. Cheliotis (Univ. Athens): Triangular matrices and biorthogonal ensembles.
  • D. Erhard (Univ. Leiden): Brownian paths homogeneously distributed in space: Percolation phase transition and uniqueness of the unbounded cluster.
  • R. Fernandez (Univ. Utrecht): Gibbs-non-Gibbs dynamical transitions. A large-deviation paradigm.
  • G. Giacomin (Univ. Paris Diderot): Weak noise and non hyperbolic unstable fixed points: sharp estimates on transit and exit times.
  • M. Heydenreich (Univ. Leiden): Spontaneous symmetry breaking in the presence of defects.
  • H. Lacoin (Univ. Paris Dauphine): Large deviation for random surface and the Liouville Field Theory.
  • A. Le Ny (Univ. Paris-Est): Generalized Gibbs measures and Parsimonious random fields.
  • G. Maillard (Univ. Aix-Marseille): Quenched Lyapunov exponent for the parabolic Anderson model in a dynamic random environment.
  • J. Sohier (TU Eindhoven): Conditioned, quasi-stationary, restricted measures and metastability.
  • N. Torri (Univ. Lyon 1): Pinning Model with Heavy Tailed Disorder.