James Martin
I work at the
University of Oxford, where I am based
in the Statistics Department
and St Hugh's College.
Email: martin at stats.ox.ac.uk
Research
My research is in probability theory, with strong links to statistical
physics and theoretical computer science. Research interests include:
random graphs; interacting particle systems;
models of random growth and percolation;
models of coagulation and fragmentation;
queueing networks; combinatorial games.
My co-authors include
Louigi Addario-Berry
Gidi Amir,
Omer Angel,
Arvind Ayyer,
Riddhipratim Basu,
Arthur Blanc-Renaudie,
Thierry Bodineau,
Ofer Busani,
Maria Deijfen,
Serte Donderwinkel
Rui Dong,
Pablo Ferrari,
Sergey Foss,
Christina Goldschmidt,
Patrícia Gonçalves,
Ben Hambly,
Alexander Holroyd,
Mickaël Maazoun,
Olya Mandelshtam,
Irène Marcovici,
Neil O'Connell,
Yuval Peres,
Leandro Pimentel,
Balaji Prabhakar,
Balázs Ráth,
Utkir Rozikov,
Philipp Schmidt,
Allan Sly,
Dario
Spanò,
Roman Stasiński,
Yuri
Suhov,
David Wilson,
Peter Winkler,
Dominic
Yeo,
and
Lingfu Zhang.
You can find my
papers here.
Here you can find all sorts of information about
probability in Oxford.
Teaching
Courses I have lectured in Oxford include
Prelims Probability,
Part A Probability,
Part A Linear Programming,
Part B Probability, Measure and Martingales,
Part B Statistical Lifetime models,
Part B Actuarial Science,
Part C Probabilistic Combinatorics,
and Part C Probability on Graphs and Lattices.
Music
Here is some
music
to listen to.
Other places
Before coming to Oxford I worked
for the CNRS, based in
LIAFA
in University Paris 7. Previously I was
at the
Statslab
in Cambridge (where I am also a member of
St John's College
and was "lector" at
Jesus College),
and in the TREC group
at the ENS in Paris.
James Martin
Email: martin at stats.ox.ac.uk
Postal address: Department of Statistics, University of Oxford,
24-29 St Giles',
Oxford OX1 3LB, UK.