Status | Confirmed |
Seminar Series | COLLOQUIUM-ENS |
Subjects | physics |
Date | Tuesday 18 January 2022 |
Time | 17:15 |
Institute | DPT-PHYS-ENS |
Seminar Room | Amphi Jaurès - Ecole normale supérieure 29 rue d'Ulm 75005 PARIS |
Speaker's Last Name | Mézard |
Speaker's First Name | Marc |
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Speaker's Institution | LPENS - CNRS |
Title | The spin glass cornucopia revisited |
Abstract | Spin glasses are useless. Yet their study, triggered by pure intellectual interest, has created a formidable new branch of statistical physics distinguished this year by the Nobel prize attributed to Giorgio Parisi. Several decades after being deciphered, the spin glass mystery has found applications in many other fields, from protein folding to computational neurosciences, information theory, economics theory, signal processing or machine learning. This talk will explain how this spin glass cornucopia developed, and explain how some key concepts and methods have been used in other fields, taking specific examples in large-scale inference problems. |
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