This is a two-week program gathering mathematicians and physicists interested in the statistical physics of strongly correlated and long range random particle systems. These particle systems include Gibbs point processes such as Coulomb gases, determinantal point process, eigenvalues of random matrices, etc. They are linked to mathematical long-standing challenges such as the crystallization and best packing conjectures among others. One aspect that we want to put forward in this meeting is that the pioneering tools from classical statistical mechanics à la Ruelle, Lanford, Lebowitz may not have been used enough for the study of these particle systems yet.

The first week will be devoted to a winter school, with mini-courses and tutorial sessions to provide the necessary background to non-experts, while the second week will take the form of a more advanced research workshop.

Subthemes include :

• Continuum Models for Statistical Mechanics
• Coulomb Gases
• Determinantal Point Processes
• Rigidity, Tolerance and Hyperuniformity of Point Processes