Cornell University

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June 11-20, 2019

WELCOME TO CPSS 2019! Organized by the Dynamics, Probability and PDE's in Pure and Applied Mathematics Research Training Group.

More information will be added as it comes available.  Please refer to Cornell Probability Summer School for more detailed information and continued updates on CPSS registration, housing, program schedule, etc.

Registrations for CPSS and on-campus housing are now open!    Please go to the link above to register.  Registration deadline is June 7th.

Program of Talks and Activities

All talks will be held in Malott Hall.  Titles, abstracts, and links associated with each speaker will be posted soon at the link provided above.

Social Events

Wednesday, June 12, 5:00-6:15 p.m.
Reception in the 5th floor lounge of Malott Hall

Saturday, June 15, 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Barbecue at the Big Red Barn - Registration is required and is now open!  Please go to the general CPSS website at Cornell Summer Probability Summer School for more information on how to register.

Main Lecturers

Three main lecturers will give 75-minute lectures:

Vadim Gorin (MIT), TBA

Kavita Ramanan (Brown), Scaling Limits of Interacting Particle Systems on Large Sparse Graph

Nikolay Tzvetkov (Université Cergy-Pontoise in France), Random data Hamiltonian PDEs

*Gorin and Tzvetkov will lecture during the first week, Ramanan in the second week.

Invited talks by:

Andrew Ahn, MIT

Ankan Ganguly, Brown University

Giuseppe Gennovese, University of Zurich

Yin-Ting Liao, Brown University

Chenmin Sun, Université de Cergy-Pontoise

Organizers

The scientific organizers are Laurent Saloff-CostePhil Sosoe, and Lionel Levine

For mobility or other accommodations, please contact Heather Peterson.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

 

This meeting is partially supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation to the probability group at Cornell University.

Thanks also to the staff at the Cornell Department of Mathematics for handling much of the organization of the meeting.

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