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SUMMARY:Critical long-range percolation
DTSTART:20260422T151500
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CATEGORIES:Conferences - Seminars
DESCRIPTION:Tom Hutchcroft (CalTech)\nIt is conjectured that many models o
 f statistical mechanics have a rich\, fractal-like behaviour at and near t
 heir points of phase transition\, with power-law scaling governed by criti
 cal exponents that are expected to depend on the dimension but not on the 
 small-scale details of the model such as the choice of lattice. This is no
 w reasonably well understood in two dimensions and in high dimensions\, bu
 t remains poorly understood in intermediate dimensions (e.g. d=3). I will 
 overview the conjectures around this area and describe recent progress on 
 related problems for models with long-range interactions.
LOCATION:CM 1 517 https://plan.epfl.ch/?room==CM%201%20517
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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