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Analysis and Probability

Program Committee: 

 Lung-Chi Chen (NCCU), Gi-Ren Liu (NCKU), Chun-Yen Shen (NTU, committee chair), Daniel Spector (NTNU)

    

Description of program:  

   The Analysis and Probability Program at the NCTS brings together researchers working at the interface of harmonic analysis, stochastic processes, and random structures. The program focuses on both fundamental theory and emerging applications across mathematics, physics, and data science. Current research directions include non-commutative probability and random matrix theory, stochastic growth models such as periodic KPZ, time–frequency analysis of random signals, the interplay between harmonic analysis and geometric measure theory, and probabilistic and extremal methods in combinatorics and random graphs. The program aims to build a vibrant environment that promotes collaboration, supports young researchers, and advances Taiwan’s position in these rapidly developing areas.

    

Affiliated members:

Guan-Yu Chen (NYCU), May-Ru Chen (NSYSU), Shagnik Das (NTU), Michael Fuchs (NCCU), Chii-Ruey Hwang (AS),

Hao-Wei Huang (NTHU), Jyy-I Hong (NCCU), Kyung-Youn Kim (NCHU), Jhih-Huang Li (NTU), Ming-Yi Lee (NCU), 

Wai Kit Lam (NTU), Yuan-Chung Sheu (NYCU), Chino Yuki (NYCU), Wei-Hsuan Yu (NCU)  

 

 
Events
Seminars and Talks
2026/03/18
Risk-Sensitive Portfolio Optimization Problem under an α-Hypergeometric Stochastic Volatility Model Abstract: In this talk, we study a risk-sensitive portfolio optimization problem with a fini...
Conference and Workshop
2026/06/23
International Workshop on Probability and Its Applications Aim & Scope The retirement symposium in honor of Professor Yuan-Chung Sheu aims to celebrat...
 
 
Visitors
Yu-Ting Chen
University of Victoria
chenyuting[AT]uvic.ca
May 6 - 8, 2026
 
Hiroaki Hata
Hitotsubashi University
h.hata[AT]r.hit-u.ac.jp
March 13 - 25, 2026
 
Hiroki Oyama
Kyoto University
oyama.hiroki.3n[AT]kyoto-u.ac.jp
March 15 - 21, 2026
 
Yohei Tsutsui
Kyoto University
ytsutsui[AT]math.kyoto-u.ac.jp
March 15 - 21, 2026
 

 

 
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