I am currently Assistant Professor (NTT) of Mathematics at University of Southern California.

I work in the field of Probability, and I am especially interested in statistical mechanics of disordered systems, and more precisely models of polymer in random environment. I study in particular pinning models and the so-called localization transition. The main issue is to know how the presence of disorder can modify the characteristics of the localization phenomenon (criterion for relevance/irrelevance of disorder).

 

I did my Ph.D. with Fabio Toninelli, at École Normale Supérieure de Lyon (France). Its title is "Polymers in random environment: influence of correlated disorder on the localization phenomenon", and I defended it on June 15, 2012.

Pdf of my Ph.D. Thesis - My curriculum


Contact info:

Quentin Berger - Department of Mathematics KAP 108, USC,

Los Angeles, California 90089-2532

Tel: +1 (213) 821-1628

Email: qberger@usc.edu



  • Quentin Berger
  • Department of Mathematics KAP 108, USC,
  • Los Angeles, California 90089-2532