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CONFERENCE in honour of Professor MAGDA PELIGRAD

LIMIT THEOREMS for DEPENDENT DATA and APPLICATIONS

par Jean-Marc Bardet - 3 novembre 2009

CONFERENCE in honour of Professor MAGDA PELIGRAD

LIMIT THEOREMS for DEPENDENT DATA and APPLICATIONS

organized by Universities Paris I, Cergy-Pontoise, Marne-la-Vallée and AgroParisTech

JUNE 21-23, 2010

The study of stochastic processes represents a mathematical domain which knows an important development from the theoretical point of view as well as for the applications. Magda Peligrad who is now Professor in the Department of Mathematical Sciences of University of Cincinnati (USA) worked in this topic and obtained important numerous results. The aim of this conference is to honour Magda Peligrad for her career by providing a survey on the recent directions and results on limit theorems for stochastic processes and their applications to statistics.

The poster of this conference

Program and Abstracts

Invited Speakers :

Istvan Berkes (Graz University, Autriche) Slides
Philippe Berthet (Université Toulouse III, France) Slides
Richard C. Bradley (Indiana University, USA)
Fabienne Comte (Université Paris 5, France) Slides
Jérome Dedecker (Université Paris 6, France) Slides
Herold Dehling (Bochum University, Allemagne) Slides
Mikhail Gordin (Institut Steklov, Russie) Slides
Allan Gut (Uppsala University, Suède) Slides
Adam Jakubowski (Torun University, Pologne) Slides
Oleg Klesov (N.T. University of Ukraine) Slides
Sana Louhichi (Université Paris Sud, France)
David Mason (Delaware University, USA) Slides
Thomas Mikosch (Copenhagen University, Danemark) Slides
Eric Moulines (Telecom Paris, France) Slides
Clémentine Prieur (Université Grenoble, France) Slides
Emmanuel Rio (Université de Versailles)
Muray Rosenblatt (University of California, USA)
Donatas Surgailis (Académie des Sciences, Lituanie) Slides
Dag Tjøstheim (Université de Bergen, Norvège)
Ciprian A. Tudor (Université Lille 1, France) Slides
Sergeï Utev (University of Nottingham, Grande-Bretagne) Slides
Dalibor Volný (Université de Rouen, France)
Michael B. Woodroofe (University of Michigan, USA) Slides
Wei Biao Wu (Chicago University, USA) Slides

Registration : the conference fee is 150 euros, except for invited speakers and PHD students (free of charge), with 3 meals included. See the registration form.

Program : This workshop will take place in :

Université Paris 1, La Sorbonne
Place de la Sorbonne, 75005 Paris
(map),

Amphithéatre Bachelard.
Metro : Luxembourg (RER B).

Accomodation : Here there are pleasant and cheap hotels in different places in Paris :

Hotel Home Moderne, 55-75 euros, Square G. Brassens 75015 (25 mn from La Sorbonne by metro 12+10) ;
Hotel Bonséjour Montmartre, 45-59 euros, Montmartre 75018 (30 mn from La Sorbonne by metro 12 and 10) ;
Hotel Diana, 75-95 euros, Quartier Latin 75005 (3 mn walk from La Sorbonne) ;
Hotel Cluny-La Sorbonne, 95 euros, Quartien Latin (1mn walk from La Sorbonne) ;
Hotel des 3 Collèges, 85 euros, Quartien Latin (1mn walk from La Sorbonne) ;
Hotel résidence du Palais, 54-62 euros, Quartier Latin (10mn walk from La Sorbonne) ;
Hotel Jean Bart, 55-65 euros, Quartier Latin (10mn walk from La Sorbonne) ;
Hotel de la Place des Alpes, 56-68 euros, Place d’Italie 75013 (15 mn from La Sorbonne by Bus 27).

Meals : Administrative restaurant

Organization :

Jean-Marc Bardet (Université Paris 1, France)
Paul Doukhan (Université de Cergy, France)
Gabriel Lang (AgroParisTech-ENGREF, France)
Florence Merlevède (Université de Marne-la-Vallée)

Participants :

Nathalie Akakpo (Université d’Orsay, France)
Mouhamad Allaya (Université Paris 1, France)
Sergio Alvarez-Andrade (U.T. Compiegne, France)
Jean-Marc Bardet (Université Paris 1, France)
Istvan Berkes (Graz University, Autriche)
Philippe Berthet (Université Toulouse III, France)
Richard C. Bradley (Indiana University, USA)
Fabienne Comte (Université Paris 5, France)
Didier Dacunha-Castelle (Université d’Orsay, France)
Dominique Dehay (Université de Rennes, France)
Jérome Dedecker (Université Paris 6, France)
Herold Dehling (Bochum University, Allemagne)
Bechir Dola (Université Paris 1, France)
Paul Doukhan (Université de Cergy, France)
Olivier Durieu (Université de Tours, Feance)
George Eligiannidis (University Leicester, UK)
Mohamed El Machkouri (Université de Rouen, France)
Mikhail Gordin (Institut Steklov, Russie)
Allan Gut (Uppsala University, Suède)
Adam Jakubowski (Torun University, Pologne)
Oleg Klesov (N.T. University of Ukraine)
Jana Klicnarova (University of South Bohemia, Czech Republic)
Fréderic Lavancier (Université de Nantes, France)
Guillaume Lepage (CREST, France)
Jacek Leskow, (Polish-American Graduate School of Business, Poland)
Michael Lin (Ben Gurion University, Israel)
Sana Louhichi (Université Paris Sud, France)
David Mason (Delaware University, USA)
Florence Merlevède (Université de Marne-la-Vallée)
Thomas Mikosch (Copenhagen University, Danemark)
Eric Moulines (Telecom Paris, France)
Katy Paroux (Université de Besançon, France)
Magda Peligrad (University of Cincinnati, USA)
Clémentine Prieur (Université Grenoble, France).
Emmanuel Rio (Université de Versailles)
Muray Rosenblatt (University of California, USA)
Donatas Surgailis (Académie des Sciences, Lituanie).
Dag Tjøstheim (Université de Bergen, Norvège)
Samis Travezas (Ecole Centrale Paris, France)
Ciprian A. Tudor (Université Lille 1, France)
Sergeï Utev (University of Nottingham, Grande-Bretagne)
Dalibor Volný (Université de Rouen, France)
Martin Wendler (Bochum University, Allemagne)
Olivier Wintenberger (Université Paris 9 Dauphine, France)
Michael B. Woodroofe (University of Michigan, USA)
Wei Biao Wu (Chicago University, USA)