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SUMMARY:How to Build a Random Surface
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Scott Sheffield\, Massachusetts Institute of Technology\n\nThe theory of "random surfaces" has emerged in recent decades as a significant field of mathematics, lying somehow at the interface between geometry, probability, combinatorics, analysis and mathematical physics. Just as Brownian motion is a special kind of random path, there is a similarly special …

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