Probability Seminar
The weekly UW Probability Seminar features talks on current research in all areas of probability theory: discrete and continuous, pure and applied. The seminar meets on Mondays from 2:30 p.m. to 3:20 p.m. The speaker and the participants usually continue their discussions at a cafe on UW campus immediately after the in-person talk.
Current Quarter
The seminar meets in SMI 405 in Autumn Quarter 2024. Krzysztof Burdzy is the moderator.
Credit
This seminar may be taken for credit as Math 590. Math grad students may register for as many credits as needed. If you have trouble registering, please email advising@math.washington.edu.
Mailing List
Announcements of upcoming seminars are sent by e-mail to all interested participants. To be added to the Probability Seminar mailing list, send e-mail to the current moderator.
Past Events
- Asymmetric Annihilating Particle Systems (Matt Junge (Duke University)) -
- Stochastic Kolmogorov Systems (George Yin (Wayne State University)) -
- Heat kernel on the uniform spanning tree in two dimension (Martin Barlow (University of British Columbia, Canada)) -
- Use of Probability in Global Optimization (Zelda Zabinsky (UW, Dept. of Industrial & Systems Engineering)) -
- Quenched asymptotics for Brownian motion in a spatial Gaussian noise (Xia Chen (University of Tennessee) ) -
- Probabilistic approach for nonlinear PDEs and SPDEs with Neumann boundary conditions (Jing Wu (Sun Yat-sen University and UW)) -
- Lower-tail large deviations of the KPZ equation (Li-Cheng Tsai (Columbia University)) -
- The Pacific Northwest Probability Seminar 2018 -
- Duality Analysis for Optimal Skorokhod Embeddings (Aaron Palmer (University of British Columbia) ) -
- CONCENTRATION OF MEASURE FOR STOCHASTIC HEAT EQUATION (Andrey Sarantsev (University of Nevada, Reno)) -
- Some of my favorite open problems (David Aldous (University of California, Berkeley) ) -
- Transition density estimates for diagonal systems of SDEs driven by cylindrical α-stable processes (Tadeusz Kulczycki, Wroclaw University of Technology) -
- High Dimensional Time Series and Free Probability (Arup Bose, Indian Statistical Institute) -
- The lifting of stochastic processes and related thermodynamic quantities. (Yue Wang, Department of Applied Math, Univ of Washington) -
- A hydrodynamic limit of interacting Brownian particles using Skorohod maps (Clayton Barnes) -
- Uniqueness and propagation of chaos for the Boltzmann equation with moderately soft potentials (Liping Xu, University of Washington) -
- Universal fluctuation of the dimer model on a Riemann surface. (Gourab Ray, Universtity of Victoria) -
- Relating path statistics to terminal distributions for a class of positive martingales. (Matt Lorig, Applied Mathematics, University of Washington) -
- Assouad-type dimensions and their role in embedding metric spaces (Sascha Troscheit, University of Waterloo) -
- Heat kernel estimates for symmetric jump processes with general mixed polynomial growths (Panki Kim, Seoul National University) -
- Robust Merton Problem with Nondominated Priors (Kerem Ugurlu, University of Washington, Applied Mathematics) -
- Random Geometric Covering Problems (Amites Sarkar, Western Washington University) -
- Major Index Asymptotics (Josh Swanson, University of Washington) -
- Three new concentration inequalities for time series data (Fang Han (University of Washington Statistics)) -
- Probability Seminar (Tvrkto Tadic, Microsoft) -
- Probability Seminar (Deanna Needell, UCLA) -
- Probability Seminar (Noah Forman, UW) -
- Probability Seminar (Jinsu Kim, University of Wisconsin-Madison) -
- Algebraic constructions of Markov duality functions (Jeffrey Kuan, Columbia University) -
- Activated random walk on a cycle (Jacob Richey, University of Washington) -
- 'Probabilyzing' Parking Functions (Persi Diaconis, Stanford University) -
- Least squares estimation: beyond Gaussian regression models (Roy Han, University of Washington) -
- Geodesics in First-Passage Percolation
(Chris Hoffman, University of Washington) - - A graphon approach to spectral analysis of random matrices (Yizhe Zhu, University of Washington) -
- Evolutionary dynamics of cancer and its response to treatment (Professor Ivana Bozic) -
- Infinite systems of competing Brownian particles (Andrey Sarantsev) -
- Brownian motion in a wedge with jump boundary conditions (Emily K Dinan, University of Washington) -
- An introduction to the random Interlacements process and the uni and bi dimensional versions (Darcy Camargo, University of Campinas and UW) -
- The bullet problem with discrete speeds (Matthew Junge, Duke University) -
- Jump diffusions and Feynman-Kac transforms (Lidan Wang, University of Washington) -
- A third-moment theorem and precise asymptotics for variations of stationary Gaussian sequences (Frederi Viens, Michigan State University) -
- Shuffling cards by spatial motion (Soumik Pal, University of Washington) -
- Renewing Fleming-Viot-type particle system (Tvrtko Tadic, Microsoft) -
- Long term behaviour of self-interacting diffusions (Carl-Erik Gauthier, University of Washington) -
- Walsh Diffusions (Andrey Sarantsev, University of California at Santa Barbara) -
- Random walk on unipotent groups -
- How round are the complementary components of planar Brownian motion? -
- Comparing Return Probabilities -
- Sub-critical Stochastic Partial Differential Equations -
- Controlled Diffusion on Graphs -