Mathematical challenges in classical & quantum statistical mechanics
Past conferences:
Quantissima nella Serenissima Prima, Venice 2011
Quantissima nella Serenissima Segunda, Venice 2017
Quantissima nella Serenissima Tertia, Venice 2019
The first week will be aimed at junior researchers. The main program consists of these four lectures:
Sven Bachmann: Aspects of Topological Quantum Transport.
Jürg Fröhlich: The Classical Periphery of Quantum Physics - an Attempt to Complete the Present Quantum Mechanics.
Bruno Nachtergaele: Locality, Quantum Many-Body Dynamics, and Gapped Phases.
Marcello Porta: The Correlation Energy of Mean-Field Fermi Gases.
The second week will be in the traditional Quantissima format, with regular talks in the mornings and topical sessions in the afternoons.
Sven Bachmann: Aspects of Topological Quantum Transport.
Jürg Fröhlich: The Classical Periphery of Quantum Physics - an Attempt to Complete the Present Quantum Mechanics.
Bruno Nachtergaele: Locality, Quantum Many-Body Dynamics, and Gapped Phases.
Marcello Porta: The Correlation Energy of Mean-Field Fermi Gases.
The second week will be in the traditional Quantissima format, with regular talks in the mornings and topical sessions in the afternoons.
Deadline for registration: 1 July 2022
The organisers happily acknowledge support from the Swiss National Science Foundation, the European Research Council, the University of Geneva, McGill University, CY Cergy Paris Université, Annales Henri Poincaré, and the International Association of Mathematical Physics.
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