HOẠT ĐỘNG TRONG TUẦN

Random walks and combinatorial representation theory
Người báo cáo: Giáo sư M. Peigné (LMPT, University Fr. Rabelais Tours & VIASM)

Thời gian: 9h, Thứ tư 5/4/2017.

Địa điểm: P6, Nhà A14, Viện Toán học, 18 Hoàng Quốc Việt, Hà Nội
Tóm tắt: Kashiwara crystal basis theory allow to associate a random walk to each minuscule irreducible representation V of a simple Lie algebra; the generalized Pitman transform for similar random walks with uniform distributions yields yet a Markov chain when the crystal attached to $V$ is endowed with a probability distribution compatible with its weight graduation.
First, I will present the notion of Pitman transform for the Brownian motion on the real line and the simple random walk on Z. 
Then, I will explain how we can generalize this transformation in higher dimension, using the irreducible representations of sl(n, C), crystals and semi-standart tableaux. I will present an explicit example on sl(2, C) which can be computed using insertion schemes on tableaux.
The main probabilistic argument in the proof is a quotient version of a renewal theorem that we obtained in the context of general random walks in a lattice.
(joint work with C. Lecouvey  and E. Lesigne)

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