The lectures covers classical topics from the theory of stochastic processes in general state spaces. We discuss measurability issues on the space of trajectories and general conditional expectations which are then used to discuss martingales, Markov processes and Brownian motion.
Updates:
The lectures are suspended until the end of 19 April. We will upload notes and solutions for self-learning.
Lecture notes for the week 16.03.2020–20.03.2020.
Dr. Quan Shi
Lecture:
Monday, B2,10:15–11:45
Wednesday, B2, 10:15–11:45
brand new WIM summer house (behind B6), room D002.
Exercise classes: Monday, B3 12:00–13:30, room D002.
Oral exams: after the semester
Updates:
There is an additional exercise class:
Wednesday March 04, 15:30 – 17:00, A 1.04 in B6.
There are additional lectures:
Wednesday March 11, 15:30 – 17:00, A 1.04 in B6.
Monday 10 February, 12:00 – 13:30, D002.
No lectures: Monday Febrary 24, Wednesday 26 February
No Exercise class: Monday Febrary 24.
Hand in your homework before the deadline to B6, 26 Floor 3. You find a folder with the name Quan Shi in the kitchen area. Or directly hand in to my office, B305.
Klenke, “Wahrscheinlichkeitstheorie” and its English version.
We plan to cover some of the materials in Chapter 8 – 12, 17, 18, 21, 22.
Potthoff, “Stochastic processes”
Bovier, “Stochastic processes”
Durrett, “Probability: theory and examples”
Luschgy, “Martingale in diskreter Zeit” (for the martingale chapters)
Le Gall, “Brownian motion, martingales and stochastic calculus” (rather advanced)
Bass, “Stochastic processes”