Overcrowding Estimates for the Coulomb Gas
Mathphys Analysis Seminar
Date
Thursday, February 2, 2023 17:15 - 18:15
Speaker
Eric Thoma (CIMS, NYU)
Location
Mondi 2, I01.01.008, Central Building
Series
Seminar/Talk
Tags
Mathematics and CS Seminar, mathematical_seminar_ics
Host
Laszlo Erdös
Contact
Birgit Oosthuizen-Noczil
The Coulomb gas is a model of statistical physics appearing in a wide variety of contexts, from approximation theory to condensed matter physics. This talk will address several recent results, including optimal Wegner estimates, the size of the minimal inter-particle distance, and incompressibility on large microscopic scales, which all share one unifying and intuitive idea. We will also discuss an application to the fractional quantum Hall effect.