Tusheng Zhang

Tusheng Zhang is a Professor of Probability at University of Manchester, UK. His research areas are in Stochastic Analysis, Dirichlet Forms and Markov Processes, Financial Mathematics. His research interests are in stochastic analysis which is one of the most active research areas in probability since it has many fruitful connections to other mathematical displines, for example, PDEs, Geometry, and it also has a wide range of applications outside mathematics, for example, in economics, in finance, in biology, in engineering and in physics. He is particularly interested in stochastic differential equations, stochastic partial differential equations, large deviations, convergence of Markov processes, asymptotics of semigroups , Malliavin calculus, financial mathematics, Dirichlet forms, symmetric Markov processes and related problems.

Biography Updated on 4 February 2009

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