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Stochastic and Quantum Dynamics of Repulsive Particles: from Random Matrix Theory to Trapped Fermions
[article]
2021
arXiv
pre-print
This statistical physics thesis focuses on the study of three kinds of systems which display repulsive interactions: eigenvalues of random matrices, non-crossing random walks and trapped fermions. These systems share many links, which can be exhibited not only at the level of their static version, but also at the level of their dynamical version. We present a combined analysis of these systems, employing tools of random matrix theory and stochastic calculus as well as tools of quantum
arXiv:2111.05737v1
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