Back to the Roots (of Polynomials) a Workshop on Zero of Polynomials and Related Topics
The study of zeros of polynomials, random and analytic functions has deep historical roots, spreading through analysis, geometry and probability theory. Many fundamental questions remain central today, and recent developments across several fields have brought new perspectives—motivating a return to classical problems; back to the roots.
The topics of the workshop will cover random polynomials, orthogonal polynomials, characteristic polynomials, zeros of (Gaussian) analytic functions, and finite free probability. The goal is to strengthen interaction across communities, to share techniques and tools, and to encourage exchange between young and established international researchers, united by a common object of study.