Richard Kenyon

Richard Kenyon is the Erastus L. DeForest Professor of Mathematics at Yale University, affiliated with the Department of Mathematics. His research interests include areas such as probability, combinatorics, and mathematical physics. Professor Kenyon can be contacted via email at richard.kenyon@yale.edu or through his personal website at https://math.yale.edu/profile/richard-kenyon. His profile page indicates his affiliation and contact details, though specific research contributions are not detailed in the provided information.

Richard Kenyon is a mathematician at Yale University whose research focuses on the interplay between geometry, probability, and combinatorics. His work explores topics such as dimers, tilings, and their connections to statistical mechanics and complex analysis. He has contributed significantly to understanding the asymptotic behavior of domino tilings, the Gaussian free field, and the complex Burgers equation. His research also includes the study of planar graphs, Laplacian operators, and integrable systems. Kenyon's publications often highlight the interplay between discrete and continuous models, emphasizing the role of conformal invariance and critical phenomena in lattice systems.