Research interests: Probability Theory and Combinatorics.

Professional:

• Publications:
  • List of publications and papers available online
  • The results on Cutoff for the Ising model with A. Sly were highlighted in the AMS volume What's Happening in the Mathematical Sciences (Volume 8); here's an excerpt.
  • Images from works (additional ones here):

    Random triangle removal	Cutoff for general spin systems	(2+1)D SOS model

• Teaching:
  • Honors Theory of Probability (MATH-UA 238, Spring 2022)
  • Concentration Of Measure, Theory And Applications (MATH-GA 2931, Spring 2022)
  • Previous years: Markov Chain Analysis (Spring '21, Spring '15), Probability Theory I (Fall '20), Honors Theory of Probability (Spring '21, Spring '20), Recent Advances in Spin Glass Theory (Spring '20), Theory of Probability (Spring '19), Probability: Limit Theorems I (Fall '19, Fall '18, Fall '17, Fall '16, Fall '15), Geometry and spectrum of random regular graphs (Fall '18), Martingales & Concentration (Fall '17), Honors Calculus II (Spring '16).
• Editorial:
  • Associate Editor: Probability and Mathematical Physics (2019–).
  • Associate Editor: Probability Theory and Related Fields (2010–2015).
  • Associate Editor: Annals of Applied Probability (2009–2015).
  • Program Committee: SODA 2010.
• Workshop organization:
  • Markov Chain mixing times, AIM, San Jose, Jun 2016.
  • Probabilistic and Extremal Combinatorics, IMA, Minneapolis, Sep 2014.
  • Mixing rates for Markov chains, invited session at Stochastic Processes and Applications 2013.
  • Percolation and Interacting Systems, MSRI, Berkeley, Feb 2012.
• Ph.D. thesis, Tel Aviv University (2007). Thesis advisor: Prof. Noga Alon.
• Talks:
  • Extrema of 3D Potts interfaces for (Princeton, Apr 2023 and UT Austin Graduate Mini-school, May 2023)
  • Approximate Domain Markov property for rigid Ising interfaces (AMS Fall Eastern Sectional meeting, Oct 2020)
  • Maximum of 3D Ising interfaces (MIT Probability seminar, Dec 2019); And with a different focus (Oxford discrete maths and probability seminar, May 2020)
  • Dynamics for the critical 2D Potts/FK model: many questions and a few answers (Charles River Lecture Series, Oct 2018)
  • Large deviations in random graphs (IAS, Apr 2018)
  • Asymptotics in bond percolation on expanders (Rutgers, Mar 2018)
  • Random walks on Ramanujan graphs, digraphs and complexes (Berkeley, Feb 2017)
  • The stochastic Ising and Potts models at criticality (Yale, Sep 2016)
  • Random walks on the random graph (Southeastern Probability Conference, May 2015)
  • Harmonic pinnacles in the Discrete Gaussian model (ICERM, Feb 2015)
  • Information percolation for the Ising model (Buenos Aires, Jul 2014)
  • The Ising model: cutoff and beyond (Harvard, Feb 2014)
  • Random triangle removal (Stanford, Jan 2014)
  • Limiting shape & cube-root fluctuations of the level lines of (2+1)D SOS (Discrete Random Geometry workshop, Sweden, Aug 2013)
  • Cutoff phenomenon: instant randomnesss (Hebrew University, Dec 2012)
  • The static and stochastic Ising models (Stanford, May 2012)
  • Mini-course on Cutoff for Ising on the Lattice, parts I, II, III-IV, V (La-Pietra, Florence, Jun 2011)
  • Mini-course on mixing times of Markov Chains, parts II, III, IV (PIMS summer school in probability, Jun 2010)
  • Critical slowdown for the Ising model on the 2D lattice (Harvard, Mar 2010)
  • Cutoff for the Ising model on the lattice (MIT, Mar 2010)
  • Anatomy of a young giant component in the random graph (Rome, Feb 2010)
  • Glauber Dynamics for Spin Systems at High & Critical Temperatures (ICMP 2009)
  • Cutoff Phenomena in Random Walks on Random Regular Graphs (Oberwolfach, Apr 2009)
  • Non-backtracking random walks on expanders (UW, Nov 2007)
  • Uniformly cross intersecting families
  • Shannon capacity and Index Coding

Contact Info: 

Eyal Lubetzky
Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences
New York University
251 Mercer Street
New York, NY 10012

Office address: Warren Weaver Hall 1012
Tel: (212) 998-3381
Fax: (212) 995-4121
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• My wife Anat is an Associate Professor of Physical Therapy at NYU.