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Clay Math Public Lecture: Self-avoiding walk, spin systems, and renormalisation

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SSD - Stochastic systems for anomalous diffusion

The subject of critical phenomena in statistical mechanics is a rich source of interesting and difficult mathematical problems that touch on combinatorics, probability, and mathematical physics. Self-avoiding walks and lattice spin systems provide fundamental examples. This talk will address recent progress in computing critical exponents for these models, using a rigorous version of Wilson’s renormalisation group method. 

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