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Organizers > Anne Bourlioux, Eric Vanden-Eijnden

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The aim is to cover the essentials of stochastic calculus, including fundamental concepts such as Markov chains, Wiener processes, stochastic differential equations, as well as more elaborate ideas such as the Girsanov transformation and path integrals. The material will be presented at a semi-rigorous level by relying only on the standard tools of basic probability, linear algebra, and advanced calculus. Both theoretical and numerical aspects will be covered and illustrated via examples.


Who should attend

» graduate students or post-docs in applied mathematics
or related fields
» pre-requisites: linear algebra, advanced calculus, basic probability theory

Financial assistance


There is financial assistance available for out-of-town participants to contribute to their expenses such as housing or travel.

A request for financial aid must be accompanied by a statement explaning interest in school, the names and affiliations of two mathematicians for recommendation.

Please send your request to activities@CRM.UMontreal.CA.

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