HELLO!
I am an assistant professor at Mathematics and Statistics department at McGill University.
EMAIL: elliot.paquette@mcgill.ca
OFFICE: Burnside Hall 925
I received my Ph.D. from the Mathematics department at the University of Washington (2013) from Ioana Dumitriu Prof. Ioana Dumitriu. After that I held an NSF postdoctoral fellowship at the Weizmann Institute of Science, in Rehovot, Israel with Prof. Ofer Zeitouni. From 2016-2020, I was an assistant professor, tenure track, at Ohio State University.
My research is in probability. Most of my research is in random matrix theory. My first focus is on $\beta$--ensembles, connections to branching processes. My second focus is on high-dimensional optimization, especially in its connections to random matrix theory. I also have work on probability with geometric and topological inspirations.
If you'd like to know more about probability in Montreal. See some of the links below:
I have the pleasure of being the adviser to the following PhD students:
RESEARCH
On the publications page below, I have put my preprints and publications. This includes abstract and for some, a pretty picture. You can also find most of this information through these other means:
CV * Google Scholar * arXiv
Papers
TEACHING
Current Course:
Math 598/784 Topics in probability: Random matrix theory. Syllabus.
Math 447 Stochastic processes: (McGill students should look on myCourses).
EMAIL: elliot.paquette@mcgill.ca
OFFICE HOURS:
Past Courses
In the past, at Ohio State and at University of Washington, I have taught discerete mathematics, differential equations, probability, calculus, among other topics.