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Random matrices, random solitons, and random rational functions, and soliton gasses

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HY2W04 - Statistical mechanics, integrability and dispersive hydrodynamics

I will describe a collection of collaborations with Manuela Girotti, Tamara Grava, Robert Jenkins, and Alexander Minakov.  In a nutshell, we let the eigenvalues of random matrices represent the L^2 eigenvalues of a reflectionless potential, and describe the concentration phenomena that ensues.

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