Degree in Computational Mathematics from UFMG (2002), masters in Mathematics from the UFMG (2004) and doctorate in Mathematics from IMPA (2008). Current position: Professor at USP (Statistics Department). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The Thematic Project proposed here brings together a significant portion of theProbability and Stochastic Processes research group in the state of São Paulo. This group iswell-established in the Departments of Statistics and Mathematics at USP, Unicamp, UFSCar,and UFABC and has gained international visibility and recognition due to several factors: (i) itsconsistent and noteworthy publica…
The Probability and Stochastic Processes group, consolidated and working at the Statistics and Mathematics departments of USP, UFSCar, Unicamp and UFABC, has international visibility and recognition due to \textit {(i)} its frequent and relevant publications in high standard international journals, \textit {(ii)} sucessful organization of conferences that are on the agenda of the best res…
Random cellular automata are models that combine the simplicity of cellular automata with the unpredictability of stochastic rules, allowing for the modeling of complex phenomena in biological, social, and physical systems. This project proposes the theoretical and computational study of these automata, exploring their emergent properties such as spatial patterns, phase transitions, and c…
Models of interacting systems are applicable in several areas because they deal with various stochastic processes, with the Ising model of magnetism as a canonical reference. Their study usually uses theoretical-analytical methods, deriving their properties through probability theory, and computational methods, reproducing their behavior through simulations. This project proposes to emplo…
Percolation theory in mathematics studies the behavior of connected clusters in a random medium to draw crucial conclusions about the connectivity properties of the structure and provide insights into the characteristics of systems. This theory has multiple applications, where networks with some probability parameter can be derived, for example, ferromagnetism, electrical networks, and ep…
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