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Modular invariant random matrix theory, wormholes, and L-functions
Further information
Time:
09
Apr
Apr 9th 2026
15:30
to
16:30
Venue:
Seminar Room 1, Newton Institute
Speaker:
Felix Haehl (University of Southampton)
Series:
Isaac Newton Institute Seminar Series
