Fredrik Viklund

I'm a professor in the Department of Mathematics and a Wallenberg Scholar. My research is also supported by grants from the Gustafsson Foundation and the Swedish Research Council (VR). I received my PhD from KTH and I spent 2010-2013 as a Simons Fellow and J. F. Ritt Assistant Professor at Columbia University.

My main areas of interest are in complex analysis, probability, and mathematical physics. For example, Random Conformal Geometry (i.e., the theory of Schramm-Loewner evolution (SLE) curves and interactions with Gaussian fields); critical lattice models; random walks; Laplacian growth and aggregation models; conformal field theory;  the Loewner equation; multifractal analysis; boundary behavior of conformal maps and Loewner energy. I am also interested in computer science and some aspects of applied mathematics.