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58951-01 - Lecture: Stochastic Analysis (8 CP)

Semester fall semester 2020
Further events belonging to these CP 58951-01 (Lecture)
58951-02 (Practical course)
Course frequency Irregular
Lecturers Jiří Černý (jiri.cerny@unibas.ch, Assessor)
Content This course gives an introduction to the theory of stochastic processes in continuous time. The following topics will be discussed:
- Brownian motion
- Martingales
- Markov processes
- Stochastic calculus
- Stochastic differential equations

The lecture is the first part of a two semester master course. Its second part, in FS21, will give an introduction to stochastic models used in population biology.
Learning objectives Acquisition of familiarity with the objects and tools of stochastic analysis.
Bibliography Links to lecture notes and literature will be made available on ADAM and on the webpage of the lecture.
Comments The content of the lectures in form of handwritten notes from the lecture will be put on ADAM. Video recordings will be available on demand.

Falls bevorzugt kann die Vorlesung auf Deutsch gehalten werden.
Weblink Webseite der Vorlesung

 

Admission requirements Wahrscheinlichkeitstheorie is recommended but not requested.
Language of instruction English
Use of digital media No specific media used
Course auditors welcome

 

Interval Weekday Time Room

No dates available. Please contact the lecturer.

Modules Module Specialisation: Stochastics (Master's Studies: Mathematics)
Module: Statistics and Computational Science (Master's Studies: Actuarial Science)
Module: Theory of Finance (Master's Studies: Actuarial Science)
Assessment format continuous assessment
Assessment details Bestehen einer mündlichen Prüfung (30 min).
Assessment registration/deregistration Reg.: course registration, dereg: cancel course registration
Repeat examination no repeat examination
Scale Pass / Fail
Repeated registration as often as necessary
Responsible faculty Faculty of Science, studiendekanat-philnat@unibas.ch
Offered by Fachbereich Mathematik

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