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Tech­ni­sche Uni­ver­si­tät Dres­den - Faculty of Mathe­ma­tics, Insti­tute of Mathe­ma­ti­cal Sto­chastics

Tech­ni­sche Uni­ver­si­tät Dres­den as a Uni­ver­sity of Excel­lence is one of the lea­ding uni­ver­si­ties in Ger­many, and is ran­ked among the 100 most inno­va­tive uni­ver­si­ties world­wide. Its dis­tin­guis­hing fea­ture is a strong focus on rese­arch as well as its diver­si­fied offer of more than 120 degree pro­grams in Engi­nee­ring Sci­en­ces, Natu­ral Sci­en­ces, Huma­nities & Social Sci­en­ces and Medi­cine.

Rese­arch Asso­ciate / PhD Stu­dent (m/f/x)

At TU Dres­den, Faculty of Mathe­ma­tics, the Insti­tute of Mathe­ma­ti­cal Sto­chastics offers a posi­tion as

Rese­arch Asso­ciate / PhD Stu­dent (m/f/x)
(sub­ject to per­so­nal qua­li­fi­ca­tion employees are remu­ne­ra­ted accord­ing to salary group E 13 TV-L)

star­ting as soon as pos­si­ble. The posi­tion com­pri­ses 75 % of the full-time wee­kly hours and it is limi­ted for 3 years. The posi­tion offers the chance to obtain fur­ther aca­de­mic qua­li­fi­ca­tion (e. g. PhD).

Working field:

The suc­cess­ful can­di­date is requi­red to con­duct rese­arch on the DFG-fun­ded pro­ject “Lévy-dri­ven Orn­stein-Uhlen­beck pro­ces­ses in infi­nite dimen­si­ons”. The posi­tion is wit­hin the inter­na­tio­nal col­la­bo­ra­tion trans­Cam­pus (http://transcampus.eu) bet­ween Tech­ni­sche Uni­ver­si­tät Dres­den and King’s Col­lege Lon­don. Working wit­hin this frame­work pro­vi­des the can­di­date with an inter­na­tio­nal trai­ning and a tan­dem super­vi­sion by Pro­fes­sor Anita Behme (TU Dres­den) and Pro­fes­sor Mar­kus Riedle (King’s Col­lege Lon­don) that will fos­ter inter­na­tio­nally com­pe­ti­tive rese­arch.

A stay of 15 mon­ths at King's Col­lege Lon­don is plan­ned as part of the con­tract period (can be divi­ded into 2 to 3 peri­ods if necessary). The can­di­date will pro­fit from estab­li­shing con­tacts and gai­ning insights into struc­tures and pro­ces­ses at both loca­ti­ons, while impro­ving their lan­guage skills.

This rese­arch pro­ject aims at a bet­ter under­stan­ding of dyna­mi­cal sys­tems dri­ven by cylind­ri­cal Lévy pro­ces­ses. The key aspect lies in estab­li­shing qua­li­ta­tive pro­per­ties of the solu­tion, such as regu­la­rity of tra­jec­to­ries, strong Fel­ler pro­perty, sta­tio­na­rity, ergo­di­city, etc., some of which being clo­sely rela­ted to ana­ly­ti­cal pro­per­ties of the asso­cia­ted tran­si­tion semigroup. It is expec­ted that the results will enable the model­ling and under­stan­ding of a wider range of app­li­ca­ti­ons which require a ran­dom per­tur­ba­tion by a highly irre­gu­lar noise.

Requirements:

uni­ver­sity degree in mathe­ma­tics, pre­fer­a­bly with a focus in pro­ba­bi­lity theory or ana­ly­sis.

How to apply:

App­li­ca­ti­ons from women are par­ti­cu­larly wel­come. The same app­lies to people with disa­bi­li­ties.

Please sub­mit your com­pre­hen­sive app­li­ca­ti­ons inclu­ding the usual docu­ments by May 27, 2022 (stam­ped arri­val date of the uni­ver­sity cen­tral mail ser­vice app­lies) to: TU Dres­den, Fakul­tät Mathe­ma­tik, Insti­tut für Mathe­ma­ti­sche Sto­chas­tik, z. Hd. Frau Prof. Dr. Anita Behme, Helm­holtz­str. 10, 01069 Dres­den, Ger­many or via the TU Dres­den Secu­re­Mail Por­tal https://securemail.tu-dresden.de by sen­ding it as a sin­gle pdf-docu­ment to anita.behme@tu-dresden.de. Please sub­mit copies only, as your app­li­ca­tion will not be retur­ned to you. Expen­ses incur­red in atten­ding inter­views can­not be reim­bur­sed.

Refe­rence to data pro­tec­tion: Your data pro­tec­tion rights, the pur­pose for which your data will be pro­ces­sed, as well as fur­ther infor­ma­tion about data pro­tec­tion is avail­able to you on the web­site: https://tu-dresden.de/karriere/datenschutzhinweis.