Mathematical Sciences | Mathematical Physics Research Group
The research activities of our group cover a variety of topics ranging from high energy physics to mesoscopic disordered systems and non-equilibrium statistical mechanics. A prominent place in our research is occupied by Random Matrix Theory both as a tool for the study of various physical phenomena and as an object of study in its own right. The following list contains our main research activities together with the names of group members who are active in these areas. For more detailed descriptions of our research as well as other relevant information (collaborations, lists of publications, projects, etc.) please follow the links to the web pages of individual group members.
- Random Matrix Theory (Akemann, Its, Krasovsky, Rodgers, Savin, Smolyarenko)
- Quantum chromodynamics and high energy physics (Akemann)
- Integrable models and asymptotic analysis (Its, Krasovsky)
- Non-equilibrium statistical mechanics applied to economics and social sciences (Rodgers)
- Waves in disordered / chaotic systems and quantum chaos (Savin, Smolyarenko)
Our group organises or participates in organising the following events
- Group seminar on Mathematical Physics and Random Matrices
- Annual Brunel Workshop on Random Matrix Theory 2005-2009
- 15 February - 14 March 2009, Recent Achievements and New Challenges in Random Matrix Theory, CIC Cuernavaca, Mexico
- 27 - 31 March 2006, New Directions in Nonperturbative QCD at ECT* Trento, Italy
- BMS-LMS Conference 2009 (Random Matrices session)
Current Research and Teaching Networks
- London Taught Course Centre (LTCC)
- Brunel Complexity Community
- European Early-stage Training Site NET-ACE
- European Network ENRAGE on Random Geometry and Random Matrices: From Quantum Gravity to econophysics
- European Science Foundation COST Action P10 Physics of Risk
- German Research Council Research Group DFG760 on Scattering Systems with Complex Dynamics