KEVIN K. LIN

UNCERTAINTY QUANTIFICATION GROUP


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My research interests center around nonlinear dynamics and computation. Specific interests include efficient computational strategies for dealing with the invariant measures of dynamical systems (both deterministic and random), efficient Monte Carlo algorithms, and applications of information theory.

One of my current interests is how to efficiently sample from random strange attractors. These are time-dependent versions of strange attractors for random dynamical systems (such as those defined by SDEs). Here's what they look like:

If you're interested in where these things come up, have a look at this paper.

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