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Revision as of 19:19, 26 August 2014
Probability at UW-Madison
Tenured and tenure-track faculty
David Anderson (Duke, 2005) applied probability, numerical methods, mathematical biology.
Sebastien Roch (UC Berkeley, 2007) applied probability, mathematical biology, theoretical computer science.
Timo Seppäläinen (Minnesota, 1991) interacting particle systems, random walks in random environments, large deviation theory.
Benedek Valko (Budapest, 2004) interacting particle systems, random matrices.
Philip Matchett Wood (Rutgers, 2009) combinatorics, random matrices
Jun Yin (Princeton, 2008) random matrices
Postdoctoral fellows
Gregory Shinault (UC Davis, 2012) interacting particle systems, random growth models.
Emeriti
David Griffeath (Cornell, 1976)
Jim Kuelbs (Minnesota, 1965)
Tom Kurtz (Stanford, 1967)
Peter Ney (Columbia, 1961)
Graduate students
Christian Noack
Yu Sun, ysun@math.wisc.edu
Jason Wang
Yun Zhai
Probability Seminar
Thursdays at 2:25pm, VV901
Probability group timetable
Undergraduate courses in probability
Graduate Courses in Probability
2014 Fall
Math/Stat 733 Theory of Probability I (formerly 831)
Math/Stat 735 Stochastic Analysis
Math/Stat 833 Topics in Probability: Essentials of Modern Discrete Probability
2014 Spring
Math/Stat 734 Theory of Probability II (formerly 832)
Math/Stat 833 Topics in Probability Spring 2014: Continuous Time Markov Processes
Graduate student reading seminar
Tuesdays, 2:25pm