KO-11    Tuesday July 9 - 08:45
  MS34 Part 2 of 3 - Hamilton-Jacobi and Probability 
  
    MS34 Part 1 of 3
  
  
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    MS34 Part 3 of 3
  
  
  
    
    Abstract:
The Hamilton-Jacobi theory has played fundamental roles in many traditional branches of mathematics. However, its connections with probability is perhaps less noticed.   
This mini-symposium focuses on recent works that successfully explore the variational nature of modern probability problems using the language of Hamilton-Jacobi.
    
    Organizers:
    
      Pierre Nyquist 
    
      Jin Feng
    
  
  
  
  
    
      
      08:45 - 09:15 -
      
      
      
      Toshio Mikami - 
Regularity of Schrödinger's functional equation [Abstract] 
  
    
      
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      Jin Feng - 
A Hamilton-Jacobi theory on fluctuation structures for a stochastic Carleman model [Abstract] 
  
    
      
      09:45 - 10:15 -
      
      
      
      Sigrid Källblad - 
STOCHASTIC CONTROL OF MEASURE-VALUED MARTINGALES WITH APPLICATIONS TO ROBUST PRICING AND SKOROKHOD EMBEDDING PROBLEMS [Abstract] 
  
    
      
      10:15 - 10:45 -
      
      
      
      Philippe Thieullen - 
Discrete Aubry-Mather theory in a quasi-periodic environnement [Abstract]