Professor M.V. Menshikov

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Professor Mikhail V. Menshikov
Department of Mathematical Sciences
University of Durham
Durham DH1 3LE
England

E-mail: Mikhail.Menshikov@durham.ac.uk
Web page: http://www.maths.dur.ac.uk/~dma0mm/

Research interests:

Probability theory, percolation, random walks in random environments, martingales.

Curriculum Vitae (short version)

Education:

D.Sc. in Mathematics (1988), Moscow State University
Ph.D. in Mathematics (1976), Moscow State University

Positions:

2000-present	Professor, University of Durham
1998-2000	Visiting Professor, Sao Paulo Univesity
1995-2000	Professor, Moscow State Univesrity
1985-1995	Associate Professor, Moscow State Univesrity
1976-1985	Assistant Professor, Moscow State Univesrity
1971-1973	Research Staff Member, Flight Research Institute in Zhukovsky

Other positions:

1995-present

Editor of Markov Processes and Related Fields

Courses taught:

Probability, statistics, stochastic processes, combinatorial analysis, calculus, linear algebra.

List of papers

(provided by MathSciNet)

List of graduate students:

Marina Vachkovskaia, (Ph.D. 2000), currently at University of Campinos, Sao Paolo
Serguei Popov (Ph.D. 1997), currently at Sao Paulo University
Stanislav Volkov (Ph.D. 1997), currently at the University of Bristol
Inna Asymont (Ph.D. 1995), currently in Novosibirsk State University
Konstantin Pelikh (Ph.D. 1989)
Sergei Zuev (Ph.D. 1988), currently at the University of Strathclyde

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