the Random Matrix Theory and Integrable Systems conference

The Random Matrix Theory and Integrable Systems conference explores advanced mathematical areas that analyze complex, unpredictable systems and those with highly structured, solvable behaviors. Random Matrix Theory studies matrices with randomly distributed elements to model phenomena like energy levels in heavy atoms or financial markets. Integrable Systems focus on special models that can be precisely solved, revealing deep insights into their structure and dynamics. The conference brings together researchers to share insights, develop new methods, and find connections between these fields, advancing our understanding of complex physical, mathematical, and scientific systems.