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DMS Graduate Student Seminar |
Time: Nov 11, 2020 (03:00 PM) |
Location: ZOOM |
Details: Speaker: Dr. Erkan Nane
Title: Probabilistic approach to fractional calculus
Abstract: The link between concepts from probability and partial differential equations (PDEs) helped solve problems in analysis or find easier and shorter proofs for well-known results. Researchers have been fascinated by these kinds of links. The classical well-known connection of a PDE and a stochastic process is the Brownian motion and heat equation connection.
In this talk, first I will give a short introduction to fractional calculus and then I will consider the Cauchy problems that can be solved by running time-changed Markov processes. These are obtained by taking Markov processes and replacing the time parameter with other processes such as Brownian motion, symmetric \(\alpha\)-stable process of index \(\alpha \in (0,2]\), with an inverse of a stable subordinator.
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Topic: Graduate Student Seminar
Time: November 11, 2020 03:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
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Meeting ID: 869 331 4103
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