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Thomas Kennedy

Professor, Statistics-GIDP | Professor, Mathematics | Member of the Graduate Faculty | Professor, Applied Mathematics - GIDP | Professor, Physics

Collaboration(6)

Moysey Brio
David Glickenstein
Sunder Sethuraman
Ibrahim Fatkullin
Sunhi Choi

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Grants(6)

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Publications(59)

Recent

Tensor Renormalization Grouat Low Temperatures: Discontinuity Fixed Point

2024

tensor renormalization, low temperatures, discontinuity, fixed point, grouat

Tensor RG approach to high-temperature fixed point

2022

tensor renormalization group, high temperature physics, fixed point theory, quantum many-body systems, statistical mechanics

Absence of renormalization groupathologies in some critical Dyson-Ising ferromagnets

2020

renormalization group, critical phenomena, ferromagnets, dyson-ising, renormalization

Conformal invariance of the loop-erased percolation explorer

2019

conformal invariance, loop-erased percolation, explorer, conformal geometry, percolation theory

A Non-intersecting Random Walk on the Manhattan Lattice and SLE} 6

2019

random walk, lattice, sle, non-intersecting, manhattan

A non-intersecting random walk on the Manhattan lattice and SLE_6

2018

random walk, lattice, sle_6, non-intersecting, manhattan

The difference between a discrete and continuous harmonic measure

2017

harmonic measure, discrete, continuous, measure, difference

The First Order Correction to the Exit Distribution for Some Random Walks

2016

random walks, probability, exit distribution, first order correction, research methods

The Smart Kinetic Self-Avoiding Walk and Schramm Loewner Evolution

2015

kinetic systems, random walks, evolution models, complex systems, statistical mechanics

Conformal Invariance Predictions for the Three-Dimensional Self-Avoiding Walk

2015

statistical physics, condensed matter physics, theoretical physics, mathematical physics, quantum field theory