Quantitative weak mixing for random substitution tilings

"Quantitative weak mixing" is the term used to bound the dimensions of spectral measures of a measure-preserving system. This type of study has gained popularity over the last decade, led by a series of results of Bufetov and Solomyak for a large class of flows which include general one-dimensional tiling spaces as well as translation flows on flat surfaces, as well as results on quantitative weak mixing by Forni. In this talk I will present results which extend the results for flows to higher rank parabolic actions, focusing on quantitative results for a broad class of tilings in any dimension. The talk won't assume familiarity with almost anything, so I will define all objects in consideration.