Jesper Lykke JACOBSEN

Professor of theoretical physics
Laboratoire de Physique Théorique, École Normale Supérieure, Paris.
Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris.
Institut Universitaire de France.

CV and List of publications (interactive version)

Publications on arXiv : List or News feed

Research

• Statistical physics
• Disordered systems
• Conformal field theory
• Exactly solvable models
• Download my Ph.D. thesis (in English) [3 MB] or see the abstract (in French)
• Download my habilitation thesis (in French) [70 MB]

Conferences, schools and research workshops

• 06-08/2008, Les Houches: Exact methods in low-dimensional statistical physics and quantum computing (link to the book)
• 03/2010, Les Houches: Physics in the plane: From condensed matter to string theory
• 09-12/2011, Institut Henri Poincaré: Advanced conformal field theory and applications

Recent seminars and lecture courses

• 28/09/2006, Kavli Institute, Santa Barbara (USA): Phase diagram of the chromatic polynomial on planar lattices
• 16/01/2008, Newton Institute, Cambridge (UK): Conformal field theory I
• 17/01/2008, Newton Institute, Cambridge (UK): Conformal field theory II
• 18/01/2008, Newton Institute, Cambridge (UK): Conformal field theory III
• 23/04/2008, Newton Institute, Cambridge (UK): Exact valence bond entanglement entropy in the XXZ and related spin chains
• 18/05/2008, Schrödinger Institute, Vienna (Austria): Boundary loop models
• 13/07/2010, Centre for Mathematical Physics, University of Queensland, Brisbane (Australia): Is the Tutte 5-flow conjecture almost false?
• 22/07/2010, Statphys 24, Cairns (Australia): Boundary conditions in geometrical critical phenomena
• 16/01/2012, Mathematical Sciences Research Institute, Berkeley (USA): Exact corner free energies for two-dimensional integrable lattice models
• 14/06/2012, Helsinki University (Finland): Critical manifolds for percolation and Potts models from graph polynomials
• 23/07/2012, International Institute of Physics, Natal (Brazil): Logarithmic correlations in critical percolation
• 30/01/2013, Simons Center of Geometry and Physics, Stony Brook (USA): Critical manifolds, graph polynomials, and exact solvability