Concepts in Stochastic Models and Processes


In September 2023, I gave an introductory talk at K-Garage G++ Math Seminar, a peer seminar on diverse topics in mathematics. I introduced important concepts that appear in probability theory: phase transition, mixing time, cutoff, and metastability.


Two Dimensional Random-Cluster Model


This post is based on my talk in August 2023 at the Graduate Probability Reading Seminar in percolation and random-cluster model, supervised by Prof. I. Seo. I, jointly with Jeonghyun Ahn, covered the materials from chapter 6 of Grimmett’s textbook [6]—about the planar duality, critical probability, and the first order phase transition of the random-cluster model on the planar square lattice—with some additional remarks on recent progresses made by Duminil-Copin and his coresearchers.


Free Energy of Percolation and its Differentiability


This post is based on my talk in June 2023 at the Graduate Probability Reading Seminar in percolation and random-cluster model, supervised by Prof. I. Seo. I covered the materials from chapter 4 of Grimmett’s textbook [3]—about the free energy $\kappa$ of percolation on hypercubic lattices and its differentiability properties—with some additional remarks on historical background and recent progresses.


2022 Winter Major Tutoring School Lecture Notes


During this winter vacation, I conducted a 9-lecture course previewing the upcoming semester’s major subject Introduction to Mathematical Analysis (with practice) 1 in the College of Natural Sciences, Seoul National University. Below are lecture notes that briefly summarize the past classes.


Extreme Value Theory on Generalized Continued Fractions


This post is a wrap-up of the research internship, advised by Prof. S. Lim. We review previous studies that are related to the extreme value problem on generalized continued fractions.