Paul Jung

Assistant Professor of Mathematics

Email: paulclutterjung@cluttergmail.com (remove the clutter)

 

Math 3010 Vector Calculus

Math 3020 Introduction to Probability and Statistics

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My primary area of research is probability theory. Within this field my interests include fractional Brownian motion, stable processes, and topics in statistical mechanics such as interacting particle systems, percolation, and Coulomb systems. Below are some papers and works in progress.

 

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Papers:

 

On invariant measures of the exclusion process and related processes. Ph. D. Dissertation, UCLA, June 2003.

  

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 Issue 4.

 

The critical value of the contact process with added and removed edges. Journal of Theoretical Probability, October 2005.

 

The noisy voter-exclusion process. Stochastic Processes and Their Applications, December 2005.

 

Two phase transitions for the contact process on small worlds. with R. Durrett, Stochastic Processes and Their Applications, March 2007.

 

On the critical behavior at the lower phase transition of the contact process. with M. Aizenman, Latin American Journal of Probability and Mathematical Statistics, 2007.

 

Symmetry breaking in quasi-1D Coulomb systems. with M. Aizenman and S. Jansen, To appear in Annales Henri Poincare.

 

Indicator fractional stable motions. To appear in Electronic Communications in Probability.