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Meetings/Workshops on Geometry and Topology in Canada
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| 1. |  [ID=115753]Workshop on Random Tilings, Random Partitions and Stochastic Growth Processes |
| 01 Sep 2008 → 06 Sep 2008; Montréal, Québec, Canada |
| abstract: Tiling problems have a long tradition in combinatorics and in statistical mechanics. One of the central problems is understanding the statistical structure of the patterns obtained when randomly tiling a large domain. As noticed by N. Elkies and J. Propp a decade ago, random tilings of a large planar domain may exhibit phase segregation; the density of tiles has a smooth (non-constant) variation in some regions of the domain in coexistence with a frozen region where the density of tiles is constant. In the corresponding surface picture the frozen region corresponds to a facet of constant slope while in the complement one has a rounded surface. |
| weblink: http://www.crm.umontreal.ca/Mathphys2008 |
| related subject(s): Graph Theory and Combinatorics |
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last updated: 02 December 2007
