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Spatial shuffling: the interchange process in dimension 5

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Professor Ioannis Kontoyiannis .

The interchange process $\sigma_T$ is a random permutation valued stochastic process on a graph evolving in time by transpositions on its edges at rate 1. On $Z^d$, when $T$ is small all the cycles of the permutation $\sigma_T$ are finite almost surely but it is conjectured that infinite cycles appear in dimensions 3 and higher for large times. In this talk I will focus on the finite volume case where we establish that macroscopic cycles with Poisson-Dirichlet statistics appear for large times in dimensions 5 and above.

A wine reception in the Central Core will follow the talk. All welcome

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