Daniel Conus, Ph.D.

Address

Daniel Conus, Ph.D.
Tenure-Track Assistant Professor
Lehigh University
Mathematics Department
14 East Packer Avenue
Bethlehem, PA, 18015
USA

Contact

Email: daniel.conus-at-lehigh.edu
Tel: +1 610 758 3749
FAX: +1 610 758 3767
Office : (Christmas-Saucon) XS 240

Office Hours (Spring 2016) :

Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday 2:30 - 3:30

Presentation

I am currently a Tenure-Track Assistant Professor at the Mathematics Department of Lehigh University in Bethlehem, PA. I obtained my Ph.D. degree in 2008 at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (Lausanne) under the supervision of Prof. Robert C. Dalang. Then, I was an Assistant Professor (Lecturer) at the Department of Mathematics of the University of Utah, Salt Lake City from 2009-2011. My research is in the field of Stochastic PDEs, more precisely about the non-linear stochastic heat equation (which corresponds to the KPZ equation of physics), as well as the nonlinear wave equations. I'm interested in the study of their solutions, such as obtaining explicit expressions and careful estimates for moments. Such results have important implications when it comes to the intermittency and chaos properties for solutions to SPDEs. I've recently started working on connections between SPDEs and problems in Stochastic Geometry. I'm also interested in applications of Probability in Engineering and Mathematical Finance. Below is a copy of my most recent research statement, as well as my CV.

Research Statement

CV (May 2016).

Google Scholar page.


Ph.D. Student:

Mackenzie Wildman


Lehigh Mathematics Department Colloquium


A video streaming of a talk I gave at the Banff International Research Station in 2012.


Teaching (Fall 2016)

MATH 467 : Financial Calculus I.

MATH 464 : Advanced Stochastic Processes.

Past Teaching

MATH 468 : Financial Calculus II. Spring 2016.
MATH 467 : Financial Calculus I. Fall 2015.
MATH 463 : Graduate Probability. Spring 2014.
MATH 320 : Ordinary Differential Equations. Spring 2013.
MATH 301 : Principles of Analysis I. Fall 2012, Fall 2014.
MATH 231 : Probability and Statistics. Spring 2012.
MATH 023 : Calculus III. Spring 2013.
MATH 022 : Calculus II. Spring 2012, Spring 2014.
MATH 021 : Calculus I. Fall 2011, Fall 2013 (course coordinator), Fall 2014, Spring 2016.

Preprints (2016)

Publications (2016)

Textbook