Watch a 46-minute mathematical seminar where Dr. Alex Watson from University College London explores growth-fragmentation processes in cone excursions of Brownian motion and quantum disc theory. Delivered as part of the Stochastic Systems for Anomalous Diffusion program at the Isaac Newton Institute, delve into advanced mathematical concepts connecting stochastic processes with quantum physics. Learn from this research-level presentation that brings together leading mathematical scientists to discuss cutting-edge developments in the field of stochastic analysis and its applications across science and technology.
A Growth-Fragmentation Found in the Cone Excursions of Brownian Motion and Quantum Disc
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Dr. Alex Watson | A growth-fragmentation found in the cone excursions of Brownian motion
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