Jeff Steif

Professor


Department of Mathematics
Chalmers University of Technology
S-412 96 GÖTEBORG
SWEDEN

Phone: +46 31 772 35 13 (office)
Fax: +46 31 16 19 73 (office)

Email: steif'at'chalmers.se

Present Course

Graduate course in probability theory

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New Book!
Noise Sensitivity of Boolean Functions and Percolation,
Coauthored with Christophe Garban and published by Cambridge University Press.

Here is a almost final version of the book.

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Research interests:

Probability Theory, Ergodic Theory, Statistical Mechanics

Full list of publications

Recent publications

Some lecture notes

Editorial work

Coauthors

Scot Adams, Daniel Ahlberg , Antar Bandyopadhyay , Itai Benjamini, Rob van den Berg,
Sebastien Blachere, Erik Broman, Bob Burton, Ted Cox , Rick Durrett, Nina Gantert, Christophe Garban,
Olle Häggström, Frank den Hollander, Alexander Holroyd, Johan Jonasson, Michael Keane,
Jack Koplowitz, Tom Liggett, Matthias Löwe, Eyal Lubetzky, Russell Lyons, Ronald Meester,
Elchanan Mossel, Olle Nerman, Ryan O'Donnell , Robin Pemantle, Yuval Peres, Gabor Pete, Charles Pfister,
Oded Regev, Fred Roberts, Roberto Schonmann, Oded Schramm, Jacek Serafin, Perla Sousi, Alexandre Stauffer,
Benny Sudakov, Aidan Sudbury, Adam Timar, Balint Toth, Johan Tykesson, Peter van der Wal, Marcus Warfheimer.

Home

Old Course Stuff

First reading period, fall, 2011.

Envariabelanalys (first semester calculus)

Ph.D. course on 'Noise sensitivity, sharp thresholds and influences' to be started in October. See here

Information for graduate course in graph theory

Information for combinatorial number theory mini-course

Graduate Course on the Probabilistic Method: Part I (Part II scheduled Period 4, 2012)

Graduate Course on Brownian motion and their intersection properties

Graduate course on Mixing Times for Markov chains

Graduate Course in Geometric measure theory and
intersection properties of Brownian motion

Graduate course in Percolation theory:
starts fall, 2005

Graduate course in Brownian Motion: January, 2008.

Ph.D. course on 'Interacting Particle Systems' to be started in the fourth reading
period of the academic year 2010-2011. (March 21-May 20, 2011). See here

Information for course DISCRETE MATHEMATICS TMA 965

Graduate course in Topics in Probability theory continuing spring, 2005.

Classical Game theory course coming January, 2003

Graduate course in Topics in Probability: Spring, 2007.

Information for course DISCRETE MATHEMATICS TMA 965, FALL, 2003.

Graduate course in Interacting Particle Systems coming this spring, 2004

Old Conference Stuff

Workshop on Stochastic-geometric and combinatorial ideas in statistical mechanics, Göteborg, June 21-25, 2004.

Minicourse on exchangeable coalescents by Jean Bertoin September 11-15

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