

Lecture 3: What is the Universal Scaling Limit of Random Interface Growth, and What Does It Tell Us?
De Ivan Corwin


Coulomb gas approach to conformal field theory and lattice models of 2D statistical physics
De Stanislav Smirnov
De Vadim Gorin
Apparaît dans les collections : Jean-Morlet Chair: Qualitative methods in KPZ universality / Chaire Jean Morlet : Méthodes qualitatives dans la classe d'universalité KPZ, Exposés de recherche
The talk is about a class of systems of 2d statistical mechanics, such as random tilings, noncolliding walks, log-gases and random matrix-type distributions. Specific members in this class are integrable, which means that available exact formulas allow delicate asymptotic analysis leading to the Gaussian Free Field, sine-process, Tracy-Widom distributions. Extending the results beyond the integrable cases is challenging. I will speak about a recent progress in this direction: about universal local limit theorems for a class of lozenge and domino tilings, noncolliding random walks; and about GFF-type asymptotic theorems for global fluctuations in these systems and in discrete beta log–gases.