Non-equilibrium Dynamics and Random Matrices
Gap probabilities and applications to geometry and random topology
What is the volume of the set of singular symmetric matrices of norm one? What is the probability that a random plane misses this set? What is the expected "topology" of the intersection of random quadric hypersurfaces? In this talk I will combine classical techniques form algebraic topology ("spectral sequences") with ideas from Random Matrix Theory and show how these problems can be solved using a local analysis of the "gap probability" at zero (the probability that a random matrix has a gap in its spectrum close to zero). (This is a joint work with E. Lundberg.)
Date & Time
October 30, 2013 | 4:30pm – 5:30pm
Location
S-101Speakers
Antonio Lerario
Affiliation
Purdue University