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Assoc. Professor Andrea Collevecchio
Monash University
I received my PhD from Purdue University in 2004. I held Postdoc position at University of Chieti-Pescara, and Max Planck Institute Leipzig. Prior to join the School of Mathematical Sciences at Monash, I was assistant prof at University of Venice.
Research Interests:
I am interested in Probability Statical Mechanics. In particular
large deviations and its applications to interacting particle systems.
my favourite research topics are reinforced random walks
random walks in random environment
Qualifications:
Probability, Statistical Mechanics
Publications
Invited talks, refereed proceedings and other conference outputs
Collevecchio, A.
(2018). Vertex Reinforced Jump Process and Anderson Localization.
7th Monash-Ritsumeikan Symposium on Probability and Related Fields.
Collevecchio, A.
(2018). Branching Ruin Number.
AustMS 2018.
Journal Articles
Collevecchio, A., Hamza K., & Tournier L.
(2019). A deterministic walk on the randomly oriented Manhattan lattice.
arXiv. arXiv:1904.12751.
Collevecchio, A., Elçi E. Metin, Garoni T. M., & Weigel M.
(2018). On the Coupling Time of the Heat-Bath Process for the Fortuin–Kasteleyn Random–Cluster Model.
Journal of Statistical Physics. 170(1), 22-61. doi: 10.1007/s10955-017-1912-x
Collevecchio, A., Garoni T. M., Hyndman T., & Tokarev D.
(2016). The worm process for the Ising model is rapidly mixing.
Journal of Statistical Physics. 164(5), 1082-1102. doi: 10.1007/s10955-016-1572-2
Technical reports and unrefereed outputs
Collevecchio, A., Kious D., & Sidoravicius V.
(2018). The branching-ruin number and the critical parameter of once-reinforced random walk on trees.