I am a professor in the Statistics department at the University of Warwick. My research interests lie mostly in probability theory, and include: random processes, stochastic geometry, stochastic calculus, computer algebra in statistics and probability, and perfect simulation.
 

Teaching and Related Matters, 2009/2010

I  shall be teaching the following lecture course in term 2 of this year:

• Term 2: ST318 Probability Theory
• July 2009: APTS Applied Stochastic Processes module (shared with Stephen Connor)
  

My office is Room C0.17 in the Mathematics and Statistics Building. Office hours in Term 1 (2009-2010) are Tuesdays 1130-1230 and Thursdays 1230-1330 (not weeks 1 or 10).

Recent publications

Here is a list of my Warwick preprints, with links to abstracts

• linked by topic,
• including (some) illustrative pictures.

I have also made available some collections of slides for recent talks.

Seminars and reading groups at Warwick Statistics

Back in 1988 I founded the Midlands Probability Theory Seminars. The Probability at Warwick initiative P@W now collects together this and a number of other activities related to the probability research community. The main Statistics (CRiSM) Seminars are run by John Aston.

Other activity

Here are some links relevant to my editing and other activity in the world of statistics and probability. I am an associate editor for the following journals and monograph series:

• The Stochastic Geometry and Statistical Applications section of Advances in Applied Probability (I am proud to state, I was the founding coordinating editor for this section);
• Journal of the European Mathematical Society;
  
• LMS Journal of Computation and Mathematics.