2013 School on Mathematical Statistical Physics

		August 19-30, 2013 Prague, Czech Republic
		Organized by Center for Theoretical Study & Institute of Theoretical Computer Science of the Charles University of Prague with financial support from the ESF-program Random Geometry of Large Interacting Systems and Statistical Physics (RGLIS) and a generous gift from the American Institute of Physics

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List of participants      Schedule of lectures and talks      Titles & abstracts of participants' talks      Sunday hike

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Main lecturers & (tentative) titles  

	Michael Aizenman (Princeton) and Simone Warzel (Munich): Quantum spectra and dynamics under random potential
	Anton Bovier (Bonn): From spin glasses to branching Brownian motion (and back?)   lecture notes
	David Brydges (Vancouver): The renormalisation group and some applications   outline
	Amin Coja-Oghlan (Frankfurt): Phase transitions in discrete structures: a rigorous perspective   slides   notes
	Dima Ioffe (Haifa): Stretched polymers in random environments
	Gregory Lawler (Chicago): Conformally invariant models in two dimensions   survey article

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Application: The application has been closed.

For technical problems or other issues concerning the school, please contact Hana Matyskova (matyskova-at-cts-cuni-cz) or Marek Biskup (biskup-at-math-ucla-edu).

The school is intended for graduate students, postdocs and researchers in the fields of mathematical physics, probability and analysis. The local expenses of accepted participants will be covered with the help of the ESF-RGLIS funding.