You can find most of them at Amazon . com
(2002) Springer. This book is written for a mathematicians and biologists alike. The generic question we address is: given a collection of DNA sequences, what underlying forces are responsible for the observed patterns of variability? Our tools are a variety of probability models. Complete contents
(1999) Springer. A one semester introduction to stochastic processes for Master's students or undergraduates who have had one course in probability. Covers Markov chains in discrete and continuous time, Poisson processes, Renewal Theory, Martingales, Brownian motion, and a brief treatment of option pricing Complete contents * Typo List (PDF file)
(1996) CRC Press. Covers stochastic integration, stochastic differential equations, diffusion processes; gives brief treatments of semigroups and generators and weak convergence. Complete contents * Typo List (PDF file)
(1994) Duxbury. Book for a one semester course in probability at the junior/senior level. Five chapters cover Coins, Dice and Cards; Conditional Probability; Distributions; Expected Value; Limit Theorems. Complete contents * Typo List
(1990,1995,2004) Duxbury. The third edition is now available. A few details were added to some proofs but no new topics are covered. I hope this version is finally almost free of typos. Complete contents * Typo List for 2nd edition (PDF file)
(1988) Wadsworth. Exactly what the title says. This book is out of print.
(1984) Wadsworth. Chapters 1, 2, 8, and 9 live on in the Stochastic Calculus book at the top of the list.