This conference aims at developing the French-Russian interaction at the mathematical/physics interface. There is a long tradition in both countries in mathematical physics, and many cooperations existed in the past, using in particular the Laboratory Poncelet. However although the cooperation remains very active in pure mathematics it has been recently less active in mathematical physics.

Since mathematical physics is a large interface, we propose in this new project to start by putting some emphasis on a particular direction, namely the interface between combinatorics and random geometry on the mathematical side and quantum field theory and statistical mechanics on the physics side. This domain is in fast developement in France, in particular, thanks to the emergence of new methods such as random tensors to study random triangulations with quantum field theory tools. Since it implies new forms of integrability, this domain could greatly benefit from the corresponding leading expertise in Russia. However the project is not conceived as narrowly focused: it will welcome the participation of scientists interested in neighboring domains such as quantum field theory, string theory, matrix models, integrable models, mathematical physics of random or quasi-periodic media (polymers, spin glasses, foams, quasi-crystals etc.), hence the title of the conference is "Random Geometry and Physics". The goal is to encourage in particular the new generations of french and russian mathematical physicists to know each other.

Рoster

Directions:

• Walking from the metro station Akademicheskaya
• From the metro station Leninskii Prospekt
• From the metro station Universitet

Scientific advisory committee
Aref'eva Irina Yaroslavna, Steklov Mathematical Institute
Belavin Aleksandr Abramovich, Landau Institute
Chekhov Leonid Olegovich, Steklov Mathematical Institute
Fernique Thomas, CNRS, LIPN, Université Paris-Nord, Villetanneuse
Gal'tsov Dmitrii Vladimirovich, Lomonosov Moscow State University
Gurau Razvan Gheorghe, CNRS, CPhT Polytechnique, Palaiseau
Jacobsen Jesper Lykke, Université Pierre & Marie Curie
Katanaev Mikhail Orionovich, Steklov Mathematical Institute
Kazakov V, Université Pierre & Marie Curie
Kirillov Andrei Igorevich, Moscow Independent University
Korchemsky G P, IPHT-Saclay
Lando Sergei Konstantinovich, Higher School of Economics
Maillet J M, Laboratoire de physique de l'ENS Lyon
Marshakov Andrei Vladimirovich, ITEP
Mironov Andrei Dmitrievich, ITEP
Morozov Aleksei Yur'evich, ITEP
Nechaev S, LPTMS, Université Paris-Sud, Orsay
Pasquier Vincent, IPHT-Saclay
Pestun Vasily, IHES, Bures-sur-Yvette
Rivasseau Vincent, Université Paris-Sud, Orsay
Santachiara Raoul, LPTMS, Université d'Orsay
Sergeev Armen Glebovich, Steklov Mathematical Institute
Sheinman Oleg Karlovich, Steklov Mathematical Institute
Shloshman S, Université de la Méditerranée, Marseille
Sinai Yakov Grigor'evich, Kharkevich Institute
Smirnov S, LPTHE, Université Pierre & Marie Curie
Tsfasman Michael Anatol'evich, Kharkevich Institute
Vanhove P, IPhT-Saclay
Volovich Igor Vasil'evich, Steklov Mathematical Institute
Zagrebnov Valentin Anatol'evich, Université de la Méditerranée, Marseille

Local organizing committee
Fernique Thomas, Université Paris Nord
Ilin Nikolay Borisovich, Steklov Mathematical Institute
Katanaev Mikhail Orionovich, Steklov Mathematical Institute
Palvelev Roman Vital'evich, Steklov Mathematical Institute
Pasquier Vincent, Institut de Physique Théorique
Rivasseau Vincent, Université Paris-Sud

Institutions
Steklov Mathematical Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow
National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow
Independent University of Moscow