Gap probabilities and applications to geometry and random topology
Lundi, 26 Mai, 2014 - 10:30 à 11:30
Résumé :
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 joint work with E. Lundberg.)
Institution de l'orateur :
Université Lyon 1
Thème de recherche :
Algèbre et géométries
Salle :
04