6/16/2004 Anomalous Diffusion and Polya Recurrence; Domokos Szász, Budapest University of Technology

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    WHO: Domokos Szász

    AFFILIATION: Budapest University of Technology

    TITLE: Anomalous Diffusion and Polya Recurrence

    WHEN: Wed 6/16/2004

    WHERE: 113/1159 Research Lecture Room, Microsoft Research

    TIME: 3:30PM-5:00PM

    HOST: Laszlo Lovasz

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    ABSTRACT:

    After a brief introduction a survey of some recent results will be given of ergodic and stochastic properties of Sinai billiards. In particular, Polya's celebrated recurrence theorem, known to hold for planar random walks, is discussed for a deterministic model of Brownian motion which is defined via billiards.

     

    BIO:

    Having earned his PhD (1970) in Moscow University in probability, his interest later switched to statistical physics and dynamical systems. In particular, in the last 10-15 years his school has obtained the strongest results on the Boltzmann-Sinai ergodic hypothesis. He was a visiting professor at Dartmouth College, Frankfurt University and Princeton University. He is now the director of Mathematical Institute of the Budapest University of Technology.

     

     


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