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Philippe Sosoe
Assistant Professor and Milstein Fellow
584 Malott Hall
ps934@cornell.edu
607-255-4738
Educational Background
- Ph.D. (2014) Princeton University
Departments/Programs
- Mathematics
Graduate Fields
- Mathematics
Research
Probability
I am interested in probabilistic models inspired by statistical mechanics, in particular percolation and its many variants, random matrices and spin systems. The tools employed to analyze this tend to be analytic, and in this vein I also have an interest in partial differential equations.
Courses
Spring 2022
- MATH 4740 : Stochastic Processes
- MATH 4900 : Supervised Research
- MATH 4901 : Supervised Reading
- MATH 6720 : Probability Theory II
Fall 2022
- MATH 4900 : Supervised Research
- MATH 4901 : Supervised Reading
- MATH 6210 : Measure Theory and Lebesgue Integration
Publications
- Sublinear variance in first-passage percolation for general distributions (with M. Damron and J. Hanson), Probab. Theory Relat. Fields Vol. 163, no. 1-2 (2015) 223-258.
- Regularity conditions in the CLT for linear eigenvalue statistics of Wigner matrices (with Percy Wong), Advances in Mathematics, Vol. 249, (2013), 37-87.
- Fixed energy universality for Dyson Brownian motion (with B. Landon and H.T. Ya), arXiv:1609.09011