Stefan Junk Ph.D.
| Job | Assistant Professor |
|---|---|
| Group | Mathematical Science Group |
| Laboratory | H. Suito Laboratory |
| sjunk@tohoku.ac.jp | |
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Research Interests
The main focus of my research is probability theory, specifically its applications to problems from mathematical physics and material science:
- The directed polymer model and first/last passage percolation.
- (Branching) random walks in random environment.
- Oriented percolation.
- The random conductance model, and the Mott random walk in particular.
Main Publication List
- A branching random walk among disasters, with Nina Gantert. Electronic Journal of Probability, 2017. (Journal, arXiv)
- Zero temperature limit for the Brownian directed polymer among Poissonian disasters, with Ryoki Fukushima. Annals of Applied Probability, 2019. (Journal, arXiv)
- Anomalous scaling regime for one-dimensional Mott variable-range hopping, with David Croydon and Ryoki Fukushima. (arXiv, short video summary).
- Number of paths in oriented percolation as zero temperature limit of directed polymer, with Ryoki Fukushima. (arXiv).
- New characterization of the weak disorder phase of directed polymers in bounded random environments. (arXiv).