Presentation
Random matrices first appeared in multivariate statistics in the 1930s
with the seminal work of Wishart. In the 1950s and later on, Wigner,
Dyson and Mehta, mainly driven by theoretical physics motivations,
considered large random matrices. Since then, the subject has been of
constant interest, and new ideas among which Voiculescu's free
probability and Telatar's telecommunication motivations unveiled
promising theoretical and applied perspectives.
The aim of this workshop is to bring together people working on various aspects of large random matrices. Special emphasis, although not exclusive, will be given towards statistics, engineering applications and computational aspects.
Scientific committee: Mérouane Debbah (Supélec), Walid Hachem & Jamal Najim (Télécom Paristech), Philippe Loubaton (Marne La Vallée).
Organization: Jamal Najim (najim at telecom-paristech dot fr); Abla Kammoun (kammoun at telecom-paristech dot fr).
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