The Disordered Systems group (Mathematics Department, King's College London) is hosting an Advanved Lectures series for PhD students, postdocs and all who want to attend and learn about advanced topics in the area of classical and quantum statistical mechanics of disordered and complex systems. These are lectures given by group members as well as visitors, in particular from the Distinguished Visitor series of the Math Department.
For the academic year 2023-2024, these will be held on Mondays 12:00-14:00 and/or Wednesdays 13:00-15:00 in S4.23 (Strand Building).
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Tomohiro Sasamoto, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
Non-equilibrium fluctuations of interacting particle systems Wed 31 Jan, Mon 5 Feb abstract link to stream Lecture 1 |
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Giulio Biroli, École Normale Supérieure de Paris, France (Distinguished Visitor Series)
Generative AI and Diffusion Models: a Statistical Physics Analysis Mon 4 Dec, Wed 6 Dec Part I: Introduction & theoretical basis: how time-reversing Langevin dynamics one can create images from white noise Part II: A statistical physics analysis using random matrix theory and mean-field methods |
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Thibault Bonnemain, KCL
Introduction to Generalised Hydrodynamics in classical integrable systems Mon 6 Nov, Mon 11 Dec, Mon 22 Jan, Mon 29 Jan Abstract and outline of the course (to come) link to slides lecture 1 link to slides lecture 2 and recording lecture 2 link to slides lecture 3 and recording lecture 3 |
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Leonid A. Pastur, KCL and Institute for Low Temperature Physics and Engineering, Kharkiv, Ukraine
Quantum Entanglement in Disordered Systems Mon 2 Oct, Mon 9 Oct, Mon 16 Oct, Mon 23 Oct Abstract and outline of the course |
