Maren Eckhoff I am a Ph.D. student at the University of Bath, working with Andreas Kyprianou and Peter Mörters. Recent research subjects include Random Graphs (in particular Preferential Attachment Models), First Passage Percolation, Branching processes and Superprocesses. Before coming to Bath, I worked at EURANDOM / TU Eindhoven with Remco van der Hofstad and Francesca Nardi. I am holding a Diplom of Mathematics and a Diplom of Mathematical Finance and Economics from the Technical University of Munich. My thesis was supervised by Alexander Schied.

Publications/Preprints

• with Peter Mörters:
  Vulnerability of robust preferential attachment networks.
  Arxiv Preprint

• with Jesse Goodman, Remco van der Hofstad and Francesca R. Nardi:
  Short paths for first passage percolation on the complete graph.
  Journal of Statistical Physics, Volume 151, Issue 6 (2013), Pages 1056-1088, Article, Arxiv Preprint

• with Silke W.W. Rolles:
  Uniqueness of the mixing measure for a random walk in a random environment on the positive integers.
  Electronic communications in probability, 14, 31-35, 2009. Article

Conferences and Talks

Seminars/Teaching

Seminars:

SS 2012: I organized a Brownian motion reading group.

Teaching:

SS 2013: Analysis 2B (MA20219)
WS 12/13: Statistics and Probability (MA10211)
SS 2012: Analysis 2B (MA20219)
WS 11/12: Methods and Applications (MA10208) and Statistics and Probability (MA10211)
WS 10/11: Random Graphs and Complex Networks
SS 2010: Markov Chains (Tutoring + one-day course)
WS 09/10: Introduction to Probability Theory (Tutoring + one-day course)
SS 2009: Markov Chains (Tutoring + 3-day course)
SS 2008: Probability Theory
WS 07/08: Introduction to Probability and Statistics

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