Davar Khoshnevisan

Department of Mathematics, The University of Utah
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Probability and Statistics in Utah

Memoirs of the AMS	|	Transactions of the AMS	|	J. of Theoretical Probability
Probability & Its Applications	|	Progress in Probability	|	Lecture Notes in Math
Bernoulli	|	EJP & ECP	|	Stochastics and PDEs

E-prints [ArXiV; research supported by the NSF Grant DMS-2245242:

• Points of slow growth for parabolic SPDEs
  (29 pages, submitted; with Cheuk Yin Lee).
• Uniform dimension theorems for parabolic SPDEs
  (39 pages, submitted; with Cheuk Yin Lee, Fei Pu, and Yimin Xiao).
• On the local well-posedness of randomly forced reaction-diffusion equations with L² initial data and a superlinear reaction term (29 pages; submitted; with Mohammud Foondun and Eulalia Nualart).
• An Invariance Principle for some Reaction-Diffusion Equations with a Multiplicative Random Source
  (42 pages; submitted; with Kunwoo Kim and Carl Mueller).
• On the passage times of self-similar Gaussian processes on curved boundaries
  (25 pages; to appear in Bernoulli; with Cheuk Yin Lee).
• On the well-posedness of SPDEs with locally Lipschitz coefficients
  (14 pages; to appear in J. Theoret. Probab.; with Mohammud Foondun and Eulalia Nualart).

Amusing unpublished manuscripts:

• Delocalization of a (1+1)-dimensional stochastic wave equation
  (11 pages; with Jingyu Huang).
• Weak existence of a solution to a differential equation driven by a very rough fBm
  (20 pages; with Jason Swanson, Yimin Xiao, and Liang Zhang).
• On a family of polynomials (revised: 4/08/07).
• Schoenberg's theorem via the law of large numbers.
• A facsimile of John Walsh's "A Lost Scroll" (must read for aficionados of "Théorie du générale").

Link to SAUCY 2020-21 (COVID Seminar, now discontinued)


Research supported in part by a generous grant by the National Science Foundation

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