Today's seminar will feature a talk by Alexander Roitershtein from Iowa
State University. Alex will speak about interacting random walks on Z (full
title and abstract below). See you this afternoon!
Seminar Time & Location: 3:30pm in MSB 109A
Title: On the range of the transient frog model on Z
Abstract:
I will discuss a one-dimensional ``frog model", an infinite system of
interacting random walks on Z with an asymmetric underlying random walk.
The talk will focus on results concerning the distribution of the models
long-run range and its asymptotic behavior as the drift of the underlying
random walk vanishes. This a joint work with my colleague at ISU Arka P.
Ghosh and our PhD student Steven Noren.
*Current & Upcoming Seminar Talks*
* April 24 - Alexander Roitershtein (Iowa State University)*
May 1 - Samuel Watson (MIT)
May 8 - Hao Wu (MIT)
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*Dr. Matthew Badger*, Assistant Professor
Department of Mathematics, University of Connecticut
www.math.uconn.edu/~badger/
