Exact Hydrodynamics of Integrable systems: mathematics and physics

This conference is supported by PSL Statistical Physics and Mathematics Program- SP(A)M!
 

9th and 10th of March
Université Paris Dauphine-PSL

 

Integrable systems are a cornerstone of our understanding of transport and emergent statistical mechanics in strongly interacting models. Their remarkable amenability to exact methods and rigorous analysis has fascinated physicists and mathematicians for decades, leading to major recent advances in their large-scale hydrodynamics, now largely known as ``Generalized Hydrodynamics". Yet, despite substantial progress on both fronts, the mathematical and physics communities have largely advanced along parallel but only loosely connected paths.

This focused workshop aims to bring together researchers from both disciplines to foster genuine cross-fertilization through intensive, thematically organized sessions. The program will feature pedagogical lectures by leading experts from mathematics and physics, alongside research talks and dedicated discussion periods designed to stimulate collaboration and deepen shared understanding.
 

Speakers

  • Amol Aggarwal (Stanford University)
  • Jacopo De Nardis (Cergy Paris Université)
  • Abhishek Dhar (Tata Institute Of Fundamental Research)
  • Benjamin Doyon (King's College London)
  • Gennady El (Northumbria University)
  • Pablo Ferrari (Universidad de Buenos Aires)
  • Tamara Grava (University of Bristol)
  • Alice Guionnet (ENS de Lyon)
  • Katja Klobas (University of Birmingham)
  • Makiko Sasada (Université de Tokyo)
  • Herbert Spohn (Université technique de Munich)
  • Pierre Suret (Université de Lille)
  • Takato Yoshimura (King's College London)

 

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