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Stochastic Processes

The Stochastic Processes Group in the Department works in the area of probability theory - a branch of mathematics providing means for modeling uncertainty. The latter is a characteristic feature of the behaviour of most complex systems - e.g. living organisms, large populations of individuals of some kind (molecules, cells, stars or even students), financial markets, systems of seismic faults etc. ...more

Academics:

Continuing Staff:
Professor Kostya BOROVKOV (Professor)
Dr Owen JONES (Senior Lecturer)
Professor Peter TAYLOR (Head of Department)
Associate Professor Aihua XIA (Associate Professor)

Visitors:
Dr Ben HAMBLY (University of Oxford United Kingdom)

Students:

Postgraduates:

Jonathan BUDD
Alexander CAVE	Optimisation of mission critical sparing in a stochastic operating environment
Rohan CLAFFEY	The construction of confidence intervals using bootstrap methods in measurement error problems
Matthieu GILSON	Learning in biological-like neural networks
Paul KEELER	Stochastic power-management schemes for sensor networks
Yacov SALOMON	Re-examining fundamental concepts and assumptions in conservation and management using mathematical theories of probability
Shahrina SHAHRIN	Point Processes in Environmental Modelling
Nikki SONENBERG	Building Stochastic Models for Mobile ad hoc Networks
Sen TAN	On modelling of the timing of defaults in CDO rating
Roger TING
James ZHAO	Hidden Markov models with multiple observation processes

Honours:

Mark BOWDEN
Yunshun CHEN
Galina DARAGANOVA
Shaun MCKINLAY
Hao MIN
Mani Teksen SULEIMAN
Duc Huu Minh TRUONG

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Research In The Department.

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