Summary of current research
Here are the slides of my talk at the workshop Zeta and L-functions at the Clay Research Conference 2025. Slides
My work with D. Belius, P. Bourgade, M. Radziwill and K. Soundararajan was featured in the Bourbaki seminar of March 2019. See here for a summary by Adam Harper.
I wrote a summary (in french) of my current research on log-correlated processes (page 13) for the CRM Bulletin on the occasion of the 2015 André-Aisenstadt Prize.
Postdoctoral researchers (Present & Past)
- David Belius, CRM, 2013-2014
- Guillaume Dubach, Baruch College, 2019-2020
- Emma Bailey, CUNY Graduate Center, 2021-2023
Graduate Students (Present & Past)
- Nathan Creighton, DPhi., Oxford 2023-
- Christine Chang, Ph.D. CUNY Graduate Center 2021-2025
- Asher Roberts, Ph.D. CUNY Graduate Center 2020-2024 Thesis
- Frédéric Ouimet, Ph.D. UdeM 2015-2019 Thesis
- Roberto Persechino, Ph.D. UdeM 2014-2018 Thesis
- Frédéric Ouimet, M.Sc. UdeM 2013-2014 Thesis
- Jean-Sébastien Turcotte, M.Sc. UdeM 2013-2014 Thesis
- Samuel April, M.Sc. UdeM 2012-2013 Thesis
Undergraduate Research (Baruch College)
- Jaime Abbario, 2017 Numerical Methods for Stochastic Differential Equations Internal Report
- Yinheng Li, Kaizhen Tan, 2018 Simulations of Fractional Brownian Motion Black-Scholes Models by Monte-Carlo and Finite Difference Methods Internal Report
- Kelvin Hui, Rajesh Rao, 2020, Evidence of random matrix corrections in Selberg’s Central Limit Theorem
- Danyil Blyschak, 2022-2023, Study of complex moments of the Riemann zeta function
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