Paul Jung
Spring 2007 Courses:
I am teaching Math 672. I will start with a quick review of Random Walks and then cover the fundamentals of Markov Chains, Ergodic Theory, and Brownian Motion. Starting 3-12 we will discuss Brownian Motion for the remainder of the semester. At the end of the semester we will discuss Levy Processes (continuous-time processes with stationary independent increments) and the Levy-Khintchine Representation.
I am also teaching Math 171. See the course website.
My Teams: Papers: On Invariant Measures
of the Exclusion Process and Related Processes. Ph. D. Dissertation, UCLA,
June 2003. The Noisy
Voter-Exclusion Process. Stochastic Processes and Their Applications,
Dec 2005. Extremal Reversible
Measures for the Exclusion Process. Journal of
Statistical Physics, July 2003. Perturbations
of the
Symmetric
Exclusion
Process. Markov
Processes and Related Fields, 2004 v.4.
The Critical Value of the Contact Process with Added
and Removed Edges.Journal of
Theoretical Probability, Oct. 2005.
Two Phase Transitions for the Contact Process on Small
Worlds. with R. Durrett,
To appear in Stochastic Processes and Their
Applications.
On the Critical Behavior at the Lower Phase
Transition of the Contact Process. with M. Aizenman,
Submitted for publication. Office: Malott 591 Math Support
Center (in
Malott): (607) 255-4658 Email me with any comments: pjung@math.cornell.edu Last updated 1/12/2007
