Research Interests.

 

I work in Probability theory and Stochastic analysis. My PhD thesis was on Harnack inequalities; I used a mixture of analysis and probability to arrive at the results. Since then, I am also interested in the analysis of PDEs.

While doing a postdoc at the University of Utah, I got interested in Stochastic partial differential equations. More specifically, I am interested in the long time behavior of solutions. Here is a list of publications.

 

Publications:

1. Title: Harmonic functions for a class of integro-differential operators.

Published: Potential Analysis, 31(2009), no. 1, 22--44, arxiv version.

 

2. Title: Heat kernel estimates and Harnack inequalities for some Dirichlet forms with non-local part.

Published: Electronic Journal of probability, 14(2009), no. 11, 314--340. arxiv version

 

3. Title: A local time correspondence for stochastic partial differential equations.

Coauthors: Davar Khoshnevisan and Eulalia Nualart

Published: To appear in Transactions of A.M.S, arxiv version

 

4. Title: Intermittence and nonlinear parabolic stochastic partial differential equations.

Coauthors: Davar Khoshnevisan

Published: Electronic Journal of probability, 14(2009), no. 21, 548--568, arxiv version.

 

5. Title: An assymtotic theory for randomly-forced discrete nonlinear heat equation.

Coauthors: Davar Khoshnevisan

Published: submitted, arxiv version.

 

6. Title: On the global maximum of the solution to a stochastic heat equation with compactly-support initial data.

Coauthors: Davar Khoshnevisan

Published: To appear in Annales de L'institut Poincare, arxiv version

 

7. Title: Dynkin's isomorphism theorem and the stochastic heat equation.

Coauthors: Nathalie Eisenbaum and Davar Khoshnevisan

Published: To appear in Potential Analysis, arxiv version

 

8. Title: An inequality for a class of Markov processes.

Published: Submitted, arxiv version

 

9. Title: On Stochastic Heat Equation with Spatially-colored Random forcing

Coauthors: Davar Khoshnevisan

Published: Submitted, preprint version.

Comments: This is a monograph.