I am currently writing up lecture notes on branching random walks and multiplicative cascades, based on my Master's course at Université Paris-Sud. Stay tuned.
Probabilités continues : Notes du cours Probabilités (M316) de la troisième année de licence Mathématiques et Interactions à l’Université Paris-Sud. Version du 15 décembre 2017
Exercices corrigés pour le cours Probabilités du M1 Mathématiques Fondamentales et Applications, Université Paris-Sud. A collection of exercices for students in probability at a graduate level. Version 2017Version 2016
Video: Tutorials for Ofer Zeitouni's course on branching random walks and maxima of Gaussian Free Fields, Saint Petersburg Summer School in Probability and Statistical Mechanics, June 2012. Available on lektorium.tv
PhD students
2020- : Fu-Hsuan Ho, Asymptotics of the variable speed branching Brownian motion (working title)
2018- : Julie Tourniaire (co-supervisor Gaël Raoul), Interface dynamics in ecology: deterministic and stochastic models (working title)
2017- : Pierre Boutaud, Branching random walks: Limit cases and minimal hypotheses (working title)
2015: Pierre Boutaud and Jérémy Davail, Composante géante dans le graphe d’Erdős-Rényi(Giant component of the Erdős-Rényi graph, in French). Research project for first year Master's program (TER M1)