GRADUATE FORUM IN PROBABILITY, Fall 2024

The CUNY Graduate Forum In Probability is a weekly discussion for graduate students interested to hear some probability. The setup is informal, to favor questions and discussions. The students are welcome to suggest concepts and problems in probability they might be interested in.

The CUNY Graduate Forum in Probability will have both in-person and online talks. During Fall 2024 forum will be held on Monday in room 9116 from 2:00 to 4:00 PM EST. If you are interested in speaking at the forum or would like to be added or to be removed from the forum mailing list, then please get in touch with either of the forum’s coordinators:

Khalid Shafiq and Pranav Chinmay

To subscribe to the list for announcements: email Khalid Shafiq.

Upcoming Events:

Monday, September 23, 2024

2:00 PM, Room 9116: Graduate Center CUNY
Long Range Percolation on Z^d
Khalid Shafiq, Graduate Center, CUNY

Seminar Schedule:

The forum meets on Mondays from 2:00 to 4:00 pm EST.

The zoom link, when applicable, will be sent out via the CUNY Probability Seminar listserv. If you are not on the mailing list, please get in contact with the seminar organizers to receive the joining information.

Fall 2024

September 23: Long Range Percolation on Z^d (Khalid Shafiq)
September 30: Activated Random Walk (Josh Meisel)
October 7: TBA
October 14: TBA
October 21: TBA
October 28: TBA
November 4: TBA
November 11: TBA
November 18: TBA
November 25: TBA
December 2: TBA
December 9: TBA

Spring 2023

January 31: Get together to schedule and organize the reading material.
February 7: Electrical Networks (Matt Genkin)
February 14: Bernoulli Percolation (Pranav Chinmay)
February 21: (No Meeting: CUNY Monday Schedule)
February 28: Markov Chains and Random Walk (Khalid Shafiq)
March 7: TBA
March 14: TBA
March 21: TBA
March 28: TBA
April 4: No Meeting (Spring break)
April 11: No Meeting (Spring break)
April 18: TBA
April 25: TBA
May 2: TBA
May 9: TBA

Fall 2020

October 5: Going from Real Analysis to Probability (with L-P Arguin)
October 12: No meeting (Columbus day)
October 19: What is a branching process? (with Elena Kosygina)
October 26: Notions of convergence in probability (with Shirshendu Chatterjee)
November 2: Central Limit Theorem and Concentration of Measure (with Jack Hanson)
November 9 at 2:00pm: Simple Random Walks (with Jay Rosen)
November 16: Brownian motion (with L-P Arguin)
November 23: From random walks to branching processes and back (with E. Kosygina)
November 30: No meeting
December 7: Brownian motion II (with J. Hanson)

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