The probability group conducts research in theoretical probability. Some of the areas which are covered by the group are: interacting particle systems and percolation, statistical mechanics, stochastic partial differential equations, mixing rates for Markov chains, ergodic theory, stochastic optimization, stochastic geometry and point processes.
Seminar
We participate in the joint Analysis and Probability Seminar on Tuesdays, 15:15-16:15, room MV:L14. It is announced on the
Calendar of Mathematical Sciences.
Group Members
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| Patrik Albin |
Aspects of stochastic processes including extreme values and SDE's |
| Michael Björklund |
Applications of ergodic theory within different areas of mathematics |
| Jakob Björnberg |
Statistical mechanics, spin systems |
| Erik Broman |
Statistical mechanics, fractal percolation, infinite range percolation, interacting particle systems |
| Malin Palö Forsström |
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| Peter Hegarty |
Discrete probability |
| Olle Häggström |
Percolation, interacting particle systems, Markov chains |
| Johan Jonasson |
Discrete probability theory and statistical mechanics |
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| Annika Lang |
Stochastic partial differential equations, random fields, stochastic simulation |
| Holger Rootzén |
Extreme value theory, empirical processes, Gaussian processes, statistics |
| Jeff Steif |
Particle systems, percolation and ergodic theory |
| Johan Tykesson |
Percolation theory |
| Johan Wästlund |
Random optimization problems, games, automated theorem proving |
| Sergei Zuyev |
Percolation, stochastic geometry, telecommunications modeling, stochastic stability and optimization, experimental design |
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| PhD students |
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| Mattias Byléhn |
Point processes and random measures on homogeneous spaces |
| Richard Cullman |
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| Lorents Landgren |
Poissonian random fractals, percolation on finite graphs |