RABINDRA BHATTACHARYA

UNCERTAINTY QUANTIFICATION GROUP


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I am trained in statistics. My current research interest includes
shape analysis in medical imaging and biology (morphometrics).
In addition to my research and teaching I am on the executive committee
of the Interdisciplinary Program in Statistics, at The University of Arizona .

Research Interests


Probability
Asymptotic behavior of Markov processes;
stochastic differential equations;
central limit theorems and multiscale homogenization of linear second order PDEs;
probablistic approach to certain classes of nonlinear PDE's, such as the incompressible Navier-Stokes equations.

Statistics
Large sample theory; Edgeworth expansions and bootstrapping; statistics on shape spaces and other manifolds.

Economics
Applications of probability to economics: stability of random dynamical systems arising in economics;
growth under uncertainity.


Books


Random Dynamical Systems (with M. Majumdar).
Cambridge University Press. (2007).

A Basic Course in Probability Theory (with E. C. Waymire).
Springer. (2007)

Theory and Applications of Stochastic Processes (with E.C.Waymire).
Springer, Graduate Text in Mathematics. To appear.




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