Research Bio
Vadim Gorin is a mathematician and statistician whose research focuses on probability theory, random matrices, and statistical mechanics. He studies the asymptotic behavior of large stochastic systems and their connections to combinatorics and representation theory. Gorin’s work bridges mathematics and physics to uncover universal patterns in complex systems. His research informs modeling in data science and theoretical physics.
He is a Professor of Statistics and Mathematics at UC Berkeley. He mentors students in probability, mathematical physics, combinatorics, representation theory, and statistical theory.
Research Expertise and Interest
integrable probability, random matrices, asymptotic representation theory, 2d statistical mechanics, interacting particle systems, high-dimensional statistics
Teaching
Advanced Topics in Probablity and Stochastic Processes [MATH C223B - 001]
Stochastic Processes [STAT 150 - 001]
Individual Study Leading to Higher Degrees [STAT 299 - 010]
Advanced Topics in Probablity and Stochastic Processes [STAT C206B - 001]
Individual Study Leading to Higher Degrees [STAT 299 - 038]
Advanced Topics in Probablity and Stochastic Processes [MATH C223B - 001]
Individual Study Leading to Higher Degrees [STAT 299 - 010]
Advanced Topics in Probablity and Stochastic Processes [STAT C206B - 001]